Cinetal Luts for Red Camera!

[Dwight Hartnett]

Hi guys! Long time lurker, first time poster.

I am a DIT working on an indie film in a bit of a bind. Does anyone have a few basic LUTs for a Cinetal monitor displaying Red Cameras? Because of the particular situation I'm in, I cannot create the luts myself, and the DIT I was brought in to replace didn't do anything in prep. Can anyone help me with a few basic looks? We're shooting 5600K.

Thank you

 

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

Hi guys! Long time lurker, first time poster.

I am a DIT working on an indie film in a bit of a bind. Does anyone have a few basic LUTs for a Cinetal monitor displaying Red Cameras? Because of the particular situation I'm in, I cannot create the luts myself, and the DIT I was brought in to replace didn't do anything in prep. Can anyone help me with a few basic looks? We're shooting 5600K.

Thank you

REDCOLOR is a good start.
Otherwise use REDCINE-X to create your own. Pretty simple to dial in a basic S curve.

 

[Mike Prevette]

Dylan he's talking about LUTS for the monitor not the camera. AFAIK RCX/Camera luts are not compatible directly with the cinetals. Maybe try 3cp.

 

[mikeburton]

Dylan he's talking about LUTS for the monitor not the camera. AFAIK RCX/Camera luts are not compatible directly with the cinetals. Maybe try 3cp.

or SpeedGrade on Set, Scratch, etc.

 

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

Dylan he's talking about LUTS for the monitor not the camera. AFAIK RCX/Camera luts are not compatible directly with the cinetals. Maybe try 3cp.

oops. sorry...

 

[Dwight Hartnett]

All of these things are excellent solutions. However, I am not in a position to use them (and production wouldn't pay for their rental even if I were). I simply wondered if Red (or Cinetal, or the LUT fairy) had put out anything giving a basic look that I could give my DP to look at (like the basic looks Arri made for the D-21).

Alas, there is no Santa Claus. Ah well, thank you for your time!