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3D-LUT's vs kelvin temperature

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leonel escobar

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If I create a 3D-LUT in a daylight(5600k) environment will I be able to apply it to a tungsten(3200) environment and get similar results? or is the LUT married to the kelvin temperature? Thanks!
 
leonel escobar said:
If I create a 3D-LUT in a daylight(5600k) environment will I be able to apply it to a tungsten(3200) environment and get similar results? or is the LUT married to the kelvin temperature? Thanks!
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Depends on the 3D LUT itself and how intense it is, but generally color temperature is extremely important when using a 3D LUT. The correct color temperature can make a LUT sing or make it look horrible...all within a 2,000 Kelvin window.

If the LUT was a simple contrast/sat curve then it wouldn't affect it.
 
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