Easy colour grading software so I can use DLog.

[Alberta Pro 2]

I'm just looking for some easy to use colour grading software so I can start using dlog. And maybe trim off some frames. I don't want to create projects at all, no adding text or music at all. Just take a video, then load it into some software where I can play with saturation, balance, tones, colour Maybe load a lut. Basically enhance some already shot video then save the file. That's it!

Thanks!

 

[Lon Denard]

I'm just looking for some easy to use colour grading software so I can start using dlog. And maybe trim off some frames. I don't want to create projects at all, no adding text or music at all. Just take a shot video and play with saturation, balance. Maybe load a lut. Basically enhance some already shot video then save the file.

Thanks!

Davinci is free!

 

[Alberta Pro 2]

Davinci is free!

I loaded that up. That's waaaay more bloat ware that I have to wade through to get the simple stuff I need. Hoping for something to use on the iPad Pro. After looking at what's out there, I have my doubts I can find colour grading only software but, hey, I'll try!

 

[brett8883]

I'm just looking for some easy to use colour grading software so I can start using dlog. And maybe trim off some frames. I don't want to create projects at all, no adding text or music at all. Just take a video, then load it into some software where I can play with saturation, balance, tones, colour Maybe load a lut. Basically enhance some already shot video then save the file. That's it!

Thanks!

I have exactly what you need!

Video LUT app

Open link above on iPad for best results

 

[kilomikebravo]

From what I've read, Lumafusion is the way to go for an iOS device although it is not free.

 

[Alberta Pro 2]

From what I've read, Lumafusion is the way to go for an iOS device although it is not free.

I bought Lumavision a few days ago. 22 bucks is free to me!. It's pretty good. Spend an hr last night jloaded a small video then just started clicking things. It's fairly easy to navigate through. Although it's more than I really need, it's probably what I'll train myself on. Another poster said overall , colour grading is an art. He pretty much nailed it. You have to know, "this needs more green and less red". I'll get there. I like the iPad usability as my iPad Pro is my go to internet, computer device. I almost never use my Mac book.