Best LUT ??

[Tbkiss]

Hi, just wondering if anyone has bought LUT for post production & has a recommendation?

Thanks in advance

 

[manowar_gub]

Blue line - typical camera recording curve, little info in shadows/highlights.
Green curve - curve of D-LOG, CINE-D etc. They has more saved information
All what you need is reverse green line (recorded camera profile) into yellow

In adobe premier you can use this tool:

As more accuranty you adjust the curve, as closer to original image you will get the result, note every company/model has different curve in D-LOG etc. So it need some tests to choose right reverse curve for your drone

 

[paulatkin73]

Hi, just wondering if anyone has bought LUT for post production & has a recommendation?

Thanks in advance

download one from the DJI site. it works the best, usually, with a .02 reduction in gamma. i think it is a most neutral lut that is made using actual lens data.

 

[kilomikebravo]

The DJI Rec709 LUT is what I start with as well.

 

[waligora]

Hi , pls tell me wher I can find lut for mavic pro 2 but for windows adobe premiere CC2019,many thank

 

[Apocalypso]

Watch this, it’s not only helpful, but he sells several which he demonstrates.

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[CanadaDrone]

I like the Film Poets LUT as a starting point. It's dirt cheap and if you don't like it, it's free, so zero risk.

 

[Tbkiss]

download one from the DJI site. it works the best, usually, with a .02 reduction in gamma. i think it is a most neutral lut that is made using actual lens data.

Thx

 

[Gioba59]

The DJI Rec709 LUT is what I start with as well.

Hi Paul is that just for the mac?

 

[CanadaDrone]

Hi Paul is that just for the mac?

LUTs are not operating system specific - see the replies in the other thread.

 

[parkgt]

As the varied respones indicate there is no "best lut." Find one you like and use it.

 

[Shawn3D]

Just like anything in life, there are certainly big differences in LUT quality where some are crafted by industry professionals vs none professionals(which most luts are). The understanding of color science and the sensor is a major factor in LUT output/results. So it’s important to choose carefully from a reputable developer.

Here is an example of high quality Mavic LUTs being used...

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[squashedant1970]

Give SpectrumGrades a try www.spectrumgrades.com
Here’s a screen shot of one on my videos using one from their Pure range.

 

[wco81]

I like the Film Poets LUT as a starting point. It's dirt cheap and if you don't like it, it's free, so zero risk.

It's free or it's cheap?

It's $19?

 

[wco81]

Anyone using iMovie with these LUTs?

 

[CanadaDrone]

It's free or it's cheap?

It's $19?

It's exactly what I said in the post you quoted, sorry for any confusion - it's dirt cheap for what you're getting ($19) and if you don't like it the maker will refund you and you still get to keep the LUT. You either get a cheap LUT you end up liking or you're refunded - therefore zero risk.

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

Give SpectrumGrades a try www.spectrumgrades.com
Here’s a screen shot of one on my videos using one from their Pure range.

Nice shot there, it looks natural.
Too many in post ‘overcook’ their videos (and photos) with way too much colour and / or saturation.