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Take inspiration from hit movies with
our “Cinematic Looks” 3D LUT pack
Let’s start with the basics of LUTs
Let’s start with the basics of LUTs
What is a LUT? LUT stands for “Look Up Table”. It’s a table of values that spells out how to transform specific colors in your film to match the “look” of the LUT pack provided. This means making specific colors brighter, or darker, or adjusting the color values based on the LUT you choose.
LUTs are great for camera testing, mixing with other grades in post, and the Previz / Ideation / Look Development, using the monitor as a ” lookbook”. What LUTs are not good for is a one-and-done “magic bullet” for an entire project or as a substitute for manual color correction / shot matching / color grading (or any on-set department).
Download this free “Cinematic Looks” pack, which includes LUTs that have been designed to mimic color grades from various films for use on camera or in post to quickly try out new look ideas.
Let’s take a look at the LUTs
Let’s take a look at the LUTs
No Look Applied
No Look Applied
Nostalgic, Crushed + tinted shadows, Blues/Greens shift
towards cyan, Reds shift toward magenta
Nostalgic, Crushed + tinted shadows, Blues/Greens shift
towards cyan, Reds shift toward magenta
Licorice
Licorice
Nostalgic, Crushed + tinted shadows, Blues/Greens shift
towards cyan, Reds shift toward magenta
Nostalgic, Crushed + tinted shadows, Blues/Greens shift
towards cyan, Reds shift toward magenta
Arrakis
Arrakis
Lifted midtones, Warm highlights with hint of magenta,
Blue tones shift slightly green
Lifted midtones, Warm highlights with hint of magenta,
Blue tones shift slightly green
Cliff
Cliff
Enhanced warmth, Cool Shadows, High saturation especially dark values
Enhanced warmth, Cool Shadows, High saturation especially dark values
Parasitic
Parasitic
Natural color / minimal grade, Saturated shadows
Natural color / minimal grade, Saturated shadows
Gems
Gems
Cool offset, Bleach bypass + Crushed, saturated shadows
Cool offset, Bleach bypass + Crushed, saturated shadows
Guardians
Guardians
Desaturated highlights, Slightly lifted, saturated shadows,
Neutral overall tones to leave room for pop
Desaturated highlights, Slightly lifted, saturated shadows,
Neutral overall tones to leave room for pop
Bat
Bat
Heavy desaturation, Strong
red/orange cast
Heavy desaturation, Strong
red/orange cast
All looks have been graded in Davinci Resolve and mastered on a SmallHD OLED.
How to add LUTs
How to add LUTs
SmallHD monitors run on the Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy Award-winning PageOS platform, our intuitive, one-of-a-kind software that offers powerful tools, a streamlined workflow, and unprecedented creative control. On a SmallHD monitor, you can apply several looks to different pages, allowing for a quick glance at a wide variety of potential ideas. Below, we’ve broken down step-by-step instructions on how to add LUTs to your monitors.
Adding 3D LUT files to any PageOS-based SmallHD Monitor:
Adding 3D LUT files to any PageOS-based SmallHD Monitor:
- Download the LUT for your particular camera & log format, and save it to an SD card or USB flash drive
- Set camera to output the same log format selected above
- Insert SD card or USB flash drive into the monitor
- Add a ‘Look’ tool (Tools > Overlay > Look) to a page, and navigate to the 3D LUT file.
- Once added, adjust “Intensity” to dial in the strength of the Look.
Davinci Resolve is a free software that allows you to edit, color correct, add visual effects, create motion graphics, and conduct audio post-production. They also offer a paid version with premium features on their site. Add our “Cinematic Looks” pack to Davinci Resolve using the steps below:
Adding 3D LUT files to Davinci Resolve:
Adding 3D LUT files to Davinci Resolve:
1. Open Davinci Resolve
1. Open Davinci Resolve
2. Click the Settings (gear) icon at the lower right of the interface
2. Click the Settings (gear) icon at the lower right of the interface
3. Click on “Color Management”
3. Click on “Color Management”
4. Under the “Lookup Tables” section, click on “Open LUT Folder”
4. Under the “Lookup Tables” section, click on “Open LUT Folder”
5. Drag any looks you wish to add into this folder (subfolders will work fine)
5. Drag any looks you wish to add into this folder (subfolders will work fine)
6. Back in Davinci, click the Color tab
at the bottom
6. Back in Davinci, click the Color tab
at the bottom
7. In the Node Graph, you should see a
single node connected to 2 lines;
right click the node and select LUT>
(you should see your newly added
LUT files here)
7. In the Node Graph, you should see a
single node connected to 2 lines;
right click the node and select LUT>
(you should see your newly added
LUT files here)
Compatible Camera Manufacturers
Compatible Camera Manufacturers
The “Cinematic Look” pack contains 3D LUTs that are compatible with the industry’s most popular cameras, below is a full list of compatible cameras.
How do I get the LUTs?
How do I get the LUTs?
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Want more LUTs?
Want more LUTs?
Check out different LUT packs available on SmallHD.
Check out different LUT packs available on SmallHD.
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