Cinematic Studio LUT Collection

Get ready for a collection of my favourite Cinematic Studio LUTs which I use in my daily workflow.

I've designed them to make both your LOG and Rec709 footage look professional & timeless.

Imagine these LUTs as my creative buddies – they're right there when I'm crafting videos. They infuse my work with an aesthetic flair that's always captivating.

Compatibility & Flexibility

Tested across various camera systems including Canon, Sony, Blackmagic, and Panasonic, these LUTs are designed to deliver a cinematic character to your videos.

Regardless if you are shooting in your studio or at home (or in your home studio?), it's eliminating the need for extensive color grading sessions - and therefore save you LOADS of time!

Inclusions:

• 3 Cinematic Studio LOG LUTs in .cube format

• 3 Cinematic Studio Rec709 LUTs in .cube format
• Seamlessly compatible with software like DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut X, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, and other applications supporting 3D LUTs.
  

Mastering the Art

For the best outcomes, try making the LUT a bit lighter and adjusting the contrast, highlights, and colours in your video to match your personal style.

Never expect that the LUT will just be perfect out of the gate. They will create magic, however, it might need some tweaking.

Optimal Usage

Even though these LUTs are made to work well with many types of footage, you'll get the best results if you use them with videos that were shot in a way that captures a wide range of colours and details. This could be in a flat picture style like LOG C, SLOG, or C-LOG.

Tailored Enhancement

Use the Rec709 LUTs when you've already color corrected your footage, and go with the LOG LUTs to make your LOG footage look even better. This way, you'll get the best results that match your creative ideas.

Boost your editing finesse and effortlessly achieve a uniform, professional look with the magic of LUTs.

How to import the LUTs

DaVinci Resolve: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wwwa6eDdLXU&ab_channel=NomadicGeorge

Adobe Premiere Pro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxwnEMYSBbs&ab_channel=FilterGrade

Final Cut Pro X: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ig-5fjX7WY&ab_channel=FilterGrade

Before & After Examples

Have fun creating and consider leaving a little review and 5 stars if you are enjoying these LUTs :-)

Steve