Samples
More in-situ scenes below.
Mouse over images for before-after.
Feel free to check the Instagram account for short video samples.
A Look-Up Table (LUT) is a file with .CUBE or .3DL extension, containing math instructions
to replace a color (based on RGB value) by another one. It's like a color grading preset.
This process is done pixel by pixel with a very high accuracy.
These LUTs are compatible with almost all photo and video editing apps and can be applied
on the images made from any cameras (list of compatible applications below).
Here is a pack of 225 unique 3D LUTs made by me, for an easy color grading process.
These presets are based on most famous cinematic looks.
Used by professionals and recommended by Film Riot (video below).
These LUTs are powerful tools for all filmmakers.
In this pack you will find the LUTs optimized for standard image profile (Rec.709, sRGB).
Also is included a LOG version (for flat image profiles) and a V-Log L version (for the GH4/GH5).
For owners of GH5: in the pack is included a .VLT version of the LUTs, so you can load them in-camera
These LUTs are fully compatible with footages from all kind of cameras:
Blackmagic, RED, GH4 and GH5, Samsung NX1, Lumix LX100, Sony α7S II, GoPro,
Sony RX10, Samsung NX500, Canon 5D Mark III, 600D, 80D, Sony α6300 and α6500,
Sony FS5 and FS7, Nikon D750, KineMAX, DJI Osmo, Mavic, Inspire, etc.
Absolutely all cameras!
These LUTs were designed to preserve maximum skin tones and color chart.
I use a ColorChecker Passport for my tests.
Concretely, what is in the pack?
(Each folder explained)
What kind of looks are included?
Scroll down to see some samples or check my Instagram for daily before/after examples.
Check the reviews by Oliver Peters, Cinescopophilia and Jim Wicks.
Get the full pack nowInstant download (ZIP 450MB)
You have question? Check the FAQ
Please find below an awesome video review by Film Riot (not sponsored):
And this funny video by Sam and Niko (not sponsored):
These presets can be used with the most photo and video editing softwares (Mac/Windows):
Adobe Photoshop (CS6 and +)
Adobe After Effects (CS6 and +)
Adobe Premiere Pro (CS6 and +)
Adobe SpeedGrade
Adobe Lightroom (read note below)
Avid Media Composer (7 and +)
The Foundry NUKE
DaVinci Resolve
Assimilate Scratch
Edius (8 and +)
CyberLink ColorDirector (4 and +)
Final Cut Pro X
Sony Vegas (12 and +)
Wondershare Filmora
Capture One 10 (read note below)
Affinity Photo
HitFilm 4
Video LUT (iPhone, iPad)
LumaFusion (iPhone, iPad)
and more
For Premiere Pro CS6 and After Effects CS6, you need Magic Bullet LUT Buddy
(included for free in the trial version of Magic Bullet Suite 12.0.1):
https://support.redgiant.com/hc/en-us/articles/230764087-Where-is-LUT-Buddy-
(Full instructions here)
Final Cut Pro X 10.4 supports the LUTs without plugin.
For Final Cut Pro X (10.3.?), you need a LUT plugin like the free one by motionVFX:
https://www.motionvfx.com/mplugs-107.html
Or the LUT Utility plugin ($29) by Color Grading Central:
http://www.colorgradingcentral.com/lututility
Or the Color Finale plugin ($99) by Color Grading Central:
http://try.colorgradingcentral.com/colorfinale/
For Sony Vegas (Pro/Movie Studio), you need this free LUT plugin by VisionColor:
http://www.vision-color.com/lutplugin
Important note about Lightroom & Capture One
The LUTs are not Lightroom presets.
If you have the latest version of Lightroom (v7.3) you
can use the XMP files included in the pack
If you have an older version you can still use
the ICC files included in the pack.
About Capture One, you have to use the COSTYLE
files included in the pack.
Tutorial for Lightroom Tutorial for Capture One
For Premiere Pro CC 2014 to 2018 please find all the instructions on the FAQ:
luts.iwltbap.com/faq/#how-to-install-the-luts-into-premiere-pro-cc…
How to use in Adobe Photoshop: http://ow.ly/ZpqZy
How to use in Adobe After Effects: https://youtu.be/_39GzdjZKmA
How to use in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 with LUT Buddy: https://youtu.be/hrSbtqLIamE
How to use in DaVinci Resolve: https://youtu.be/R_PPxcNeYZg
How to use in Final Cut Pro X with LUT Utility: https://youtu.be/xlm-Wqdmu4A
How to use in Final Cut Pro X with mLUT: https://vimeo.com/151515697
How to use in Final Cut Pro X with Color Finale: https://youtu.be/9SodZwwyCeM
How to use in Assimilate Scratch: https://youtu.be/p34z7SlmlLI
How to use in Edius: https://youtu.be/IwMI0el2THk
How to use in CyberLink ColorDirector: https://youtu.be/ivwJjGaFQ2I
How to use in Adobe Lightroom: https://luts.iwltbap.com/faq/#how-...lightroom
How to use in Capture One: https://luts.iwltbap.com/faq/#how...capture-one
Are you french? / Vous êtes français ?
Je vous recommande grandement les tutoriels et formations vidéos sur
DaVinci Resolve réalisés par Frédéric Robin sur son site Video Effects Prod.
My pack is a ZIP archive containing several folders:
The main folder that contains the LUTs is named LUTs by IWLTBAP (CUBE).
In the STANDARD subfolder you will find the LUTs for standard image profile (Rec.709 and sRGB).
In the LOG subfolder you will find the LUTs for flat image profiles.
You have to use the STANDARD version of the LUTs.
In the UTILITY folder you’ll find the LUTs to convert LOG profiles to Rec.709 for all cameras:
Alexa Log-C, BMDFilm BMCC, BMDFilm BMPC, BMDFilm BMPCC, BMDFilm URSA, Canon C-Log, GoPro Protune,
Panasonic Cine-D, Panasonic V-Log, REDLog, REDLogFilm, Sony S-Log2, Sony S-Log3, Technicolor CineStyle.
In TINTS folder you’ll find a set of LUTs to give a color atmosphere to your image.
In GELS folder you’ll find a set of LUTs to get similar renders of the Roscolux gel filters.
In the folder named Manual install for Adobe Premiere Pro CC you’ll find the .LOOK files
necessary to install the LUTs into Premiere Pro CC 2015 Lumetri panel.
(Read the included PDF guide for instructions or check the FAQ.)
Here is how each LUT file is named, with prefix and suffix:
This pack contains LUTs as .CUBE and .3DL files (size 33x33x33), and a quick PDF guide.
Also is included tints LUTs to give a color atmosphere without affecting other color settings.
In total there are more than 780 LUTs in the pack (standard, LOG, V-Log, tints, gels and utility LUTs).
Regularly I update this pack with new looks (free updates, you'll receive an email with download link).
Current version: v21 (April 2018)
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225+ unique and powerful LUTs
15 tints LUTs combinable with looks
6 gels LUTs inspired by Roscolux gel filters
LUTs previewer app for Mac/PC and online
LUTs DeLOG online web app
Profiled on high-resolution color matrix
For standard image profiles, LOG and V-Log
.XMP files for the lastest version of Lightroom (v7.3)
.ICC & .COSTYLE files for older Lightroom & Capture One
.LOOK files for Premiere Pro CC 2015 Lumetri
.VLT files to load the LUTs in Panasonic cameras (GH5, …)
70+ specific LUTs to convert LOG profiles to Rec.709
Skin tones preserved
Lifetime free updates!
Instant delivery by email
Instant download
ZIP 450MB (1GB uncompressed)
Question or trouble? Contact me
Discover all LUTs included in the pack before buying.
Discover all LUTs included in the pack. Download a ZIP archive containing a preview image (PNG) for each LUT of the pack.
ZIP 40MB
Because you are very curious, here are 5 LUTs from the pack. So, you can test them and see how it works on your images
Download 5 free LUTs for testing
ZIP 50MB
If you want to test all the LUTs before buying, I made an online web application to apply LUTs on JPG/PNG images in a click.
More in-situ scenes below.
Mouse over images for before-after.
Feel free to check the Instagram account for short video samples.
Because you are curious, please find below some free stuff for you.
All free LUTs are profiled for standard image profile (sRGB & Rec.709) and LOG.
The 8700 is a teal-orange look (or blue-orange) with slightly higher contrasts. It's perfet to give a quick exotic cine look to your image.
ZIP 50MB (120MB uncompressed)
This look is inspired from Kodak vivid films like the Ektar 100 and the cinema film Vision 2383. Atmosphere will turn to dark cyan/juniper.
ZIP 50MB (120MB uncompressed)
This LUT is inspired by the Lomography CN 100 35mm. I added a hot touch to create a heavy sunset atmosphere. Skintones are warmer but natural.
ZIP 50MB (120MB uncompressed)
In partnership with SmallHD, I designed this free creative LUT. It gives a warm atmosphere with autumn colors for a unique look.
ZIP 9MB (40MB uncompressed)
Complete set of LUTs to convert all LOG video profiles to standard image (Rec.709). There are several versions of LUTs for each profile.
ZIP 50MB (120MB uncompressed)
Web application to create your own conversion LUTs (LOG to Rec.709). This web app is heavy (27MB) so be patient for the first complete load.
Optimized for Google Chrome
This grain is based on 35mm film scans with digital post-processing. ZIP containing a 10sec duration video (ProRes 422 @ 25fps). How to use in AE and FCPX.
ZIP 600MB
An utility application for Mac/PC that will help you to create LUTs from any application such as Camera Raw, DxO or simply Lightroom presets!
Freeware based on Pay-what-you-want model
Inspired by the look of Kendrick Lamar "Humble" music video, color graded by Jaime O'Bradovich. Beautiful warm green/blue atmosphere.
ZIP 50MB (120MB uncompressed)
A beautiful pack of +50 original looks optimized for all GoPro cameras and drones. Protune and DJI D-Log supported. Perfect for vlogging and travelling.
ZIP 100MB (150MB uncompressed)
A free set of 4 LUTs for Rec.709 and V-Log L (optimized for the GH5) to display the false color in-camera. The easy way to have properly exposed images.
Free, based on Pay-what-you-want
The most original and surrealistic LUTs you have ever seen! Inspired by infrared photography with neutral colors and skin tones preserved.
ZIP 150MB (340MB uncompressed)
If you have some questions or any troubles with purchase or use, please contact me at contact@iwltbap.com.
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Don't forget to check the FAQ, perhaps the answer to your question is there.