Category: Look up tables

An easy guide to colouring with LUTs in Adobe Premiere and DaVinci Resolve

John Aldred

Lookup Tables, or LUTs, are simply amazing. LUTs are like presets, but work across all platforms and software, for both video and stills. LUTs can be used for both colour correction, to bring cameras to a standard, and for giving your footage or images a desired “look”. But how do we use them? In this video from Casey Faris, […]

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Create 3DLUTs in Photoshop to colour match multiple video cameras

John Aldred

One of the trickier aspects to shooting video is dealing with multiple cameras, and more specifically having to match the colour and contrast of footage recorded by each of those cameras to each of the other cameras. Well, in this video from IWLTBAP, your life’s about to get a whole lot easier. In it, we see how to use […]

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How to colour correct and grade your video and stills with 3D LUTs

John Aldred

3D LUTs, or Look-up Tables, are nothing new.  They’ve been common in the digital film industry for a good while, but it seems only recently that they’re starting to be embraced by individual filmmakers and photographers. But what are 3D Luts?  Put simply, they’re a tonemap.  They take the hue, saturation and brightness (hence “3D”) values of […]

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