A LUT is like a color filter for your video or photos. It tells your software how to remap the colors in your footage to achieve a specific look or style, from basic corrections to advanced cinematic grades.

Absolutely! LUTs provide a starting point. You can always fine-tune the intensity, contrast, saturation, and other parameters after applying a LUT to perfectly match your footage and artistic vision.

Each pack includes camera-specific LUTs (Rec709, Log, and a Conversion LUT), an exposure guide, a downloadable PDF walkthrough, and bonus effects presets (halation and grain). Everything’s organized in an easy-to-use folder so you can get started right away.

• Rec709 LUT: For footage shot in the standard color profile—just drop it on for a final look.

• Log LUT: For flat, washed-out Log footage (like S-Log3 or F-Log2)—goes straight to the final stylized look.

• Conversion LUT: Also for Log footage, but gives you a neutral Rec709 base first, so you can dial in exposure/white balance before adding the final grade.

You can use them in any software that accepts .cube files—like Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, and many more.

It depends on what profile you shot in:

• Shot in standard? Use the Rec709 LUT.

• Shot in Log and want one-step grading? Use the Log LUT.

• Shot in Log and want more control? Use the Conversion LUT, then layer the Rec709 LUT on top.

Yes—correct exposure is key. We include a custom exposure chart in your download that shows how to expose your specific camera in both Log and Rec709 modes. Follow that, and your footage will respond properly to the LUTs.

The Exposure Guide helps you get the cleanest image possible by showing the right exposure compensation, base ISO, and white balance for your specific camera. This ensures your LUTs apply correctly and consistently.

Absolutely. If you’re using the default color settings on your camera (aka Rec709 or “standard”), the Rec709 LUT will give you a great final look—no extra grading needed.

You’ll get optional Bloom and Grain presets that add texture and realism to your footage—especially useful for those chasing a filmic or vintage vibe. We include install guides for Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci.