Rec709 Lut
LUTs that just work. OSIRIS™ is optimized for color spaces of all current generation cameras by offering fine-tuned Rec709 and LOG calibrations. With these LUTs you’ll be able to create stunning images without having to spend hours grading your footage! And because they work with all major editing software, you can use them anywhere!
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I was working on a project that was shot primarily with Alexa in Log-C, but 2nd unit had used some BlackMagic cameras for some additional shots and timelapses. These additional shots were filmed with the BlackMagic Rec709 LUT straight to ProRes meaning there wasn't any raw or flat footage available.
The team doing comps asked me to whip up a look to apply to this Rec709 footage that could be converted to Rec709 with the Arri Log-C LUT which they had on everything. I quickly created the below LUT to streamline the workflow.
Original timelapse footage:
709 to Log-C LUT applied:
Arri Log-C to 709 LUT applied to previous shot:
The conversion isn't perfect (I tend to save the highlights a touch more than the original 709 footage) but it's more than close enough to work off of. Below is an additional example with less foliage and better levels.
Original footage:
709 to Log-C LUT applied:
Arri Log-C to 709 LUT applied to previous shot:
In this second sample you can especially notice the safer highlights as well as a little less highlight warmth and saturation (yellows in particular).
Again, the LUT isn't perfect but good enough to work off of in a pinch.
Installation and Use
To use:
- Download the LUT (right click
save as) - Drop into
Library>Application Support>Blackmagic Design>DaVinci Resolve>LUT(OSX) orProgramDataBlackmagic DesignDaVinci ResolveSupportLUT(Win) - Open Resolve
- Add your media
- Create a timeline in the Edit tab
- Add the media pool file(s) into the newly created timeline
- Click on the clip in the color tab
- Right click the last node and select
3D LUT>LUT>BMD_to_LogC(see image below)
Now your image should look nice and washed out!
This LUT is released for free into the public domain. Do with it what you will!
LUTCalc is a desktop app for generating, analysing and previewing 1D and 3D Lookup Tables (LUTs) for video cameras that shoot log gammas.
It started out as a simple spreadsheet for generating S-Log2 exposure shift LUTs for Sony's F5 and F55 cameras. What began as a hobby gradually became more of an obsession which has developed into a flexible tool for creating and then shooting with 'looks'.
Slog2 To Rec709 Lut
My name is Ben Turley and I am a professional lighting cameraman and DoP in the UK. I have written LUTCalc from scratch to help me with my day to day work. I use it to create MLUTs for the Sony F cameras I currently most often use. If shooting log I also make grading versions so that post can start off working with 'my' look. The charts and exposure values have also helped me to understand the way that modern cameras handle wide exposure ranges giving me good, consistent results. Many of my clients do not currently want or need log, and I frequently bake-in my personalised looks developed with LUTCalc.
I have worked to make the tools familiar to me in my work with film and video cameras; for example colour temperature can be set directly but also with a CTO / CTB slider akin to lighting gels.
I have also come to realise that at present it is far too easy for LUTs to behave inconsistently between bits of software (or cameras). LUTCalc allows you to set all levels as you wish, but also offers simple presets to help consistency in various applications. This is an ongoing process and I am grateful for the help I have had in checking results and discovering when I have made mistakes!
Rec 709 Lut Premiere Pro
More details about LUTCalc can be found in the 'Features' section