Aply LUT in presets or saved look

[Curtis boggs]

Hello,

Trying to save a preset for a client job that uses a 3d LUT that I've imported into the LUT folder.
However when I apply the preset it doesn't turn the creative 3d LUT on?

I have over 350 clips to apply this to and would hate to have to open each one.

I've also tried saving a "look" and applying that look, it also is not turning the
creative 3d LUT on even though I saved it with one.

What am I missing? Is there a way to do this?? apply the LUT to an entire bin of clips?

Thanks,

Curtis

 

[rand thompson]

Curtis,


Do it for the 350 clips in Redcine-X

 

[Curtis boggs]

Yes tried that but it does NOT apply the creative 3D LUT, . .

 

[Bob Gundu]

DaVinci resolve is my go to now.

 

[Curtis boggs]

DaVinci resolve is my go to now.

I use RCX for a basic color pass then convert to prores on my Widows power machine.
When I have bulk clips to render.
Resolve for more intense or precise color, . . but resolve doesn't have prores on Windows.

 

[rand thompson]

Part 1-To import the Creative Lut

1) Inside of Redcine-X, Go to the "Image:Grading" tab
2) Next, under the "Creative 3D Lut Manager" area Click on the "White Triangle" to open up the dropdown menu
3) Next, under the "Edit" tab choose "Import"
4) then "Apply"

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Part 2- To create a "Look" from the image that the Creative Lut was applied to.


1)Apply a Creative Lut to one Image. I used a Sample Lut of "Nephilim 2" in this example.

2) Next, create a "Look Preset" based on the Image with the "Creative Lut" Already Applied to it. I called the Look Preset "Curtis"

You might want to remove any and all color grading from the clip that you will be using to base the look of others clips on.

3) Now, apply the "Curtis" Look preset to the other clips with "Bin(All Clips)"

 

[Curtis boggs]

Rand,

did you test this to see if it works?

That's exactly what I did,..

I'll try to re-imoprt the luts.

Curtis

 

[rand thompson]

Curtis,

It worked perfectly for me. And, if you look at all the clips you applied the preset to, they all have the Creative Lut from the original clip applied to them.

I used the same "Nephilim 2_1" Creative Lut with same "-16.000" tint , but with different Kelvins and Contrast Curves.

 

[rand thompson]

Curtis,


And to verify, you are creating a "BIN" to put your clips in and not just putting them under "Project". Also you are selecting that BIN before using "Bin(all Clips)"?

 

[Jay Ho]

It looks like the beta version of REDCINE-X PRO has a fix for an issue applying creative LUTs via preset. Have you tried that?

 

[rand thompson]

Thanks Jay,

I assumed Curtis was using the latest beta, I am. So that could be Curtis's problem.

https://www.red.com/download/redcine-x-pro-win-beta

 

[Curtis boggs]

Ahhh I didn't know about that bug, . wasn't on the very latest version.

 

[Phil Glowskey]

Can I change the intensity / power of LUT in REDCINE-X? similar to Lumetri Color (premiere pro) ?

 

[rand thompson]

Phil,

Nope, But you can decrease the intensity of a lut in Resolve and export it to be used in Redcine-X.


Here is the sample image from Phil Holland I always use in resolve with a 5000 Kelvin and a -16.000 tint

Here it is with a Creative Lut I called Nephalim 2

Here it is with the strength of the Creative Lut reduced in the "Key Output" and "Gain" from 1.000 to 0.707 under the "Node Key" Tab

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Next, I can generate a lesser Strength Version of the "Nephalim 2" which I will call "Nephalim 2 lite" By first disabling the IPP2 transform Lut's Node, and with only the the Node with the "Nephalim 2 lite" lut applied to it enabled, Right-click the Clip with the "Nephalim 2 lite" Lut applied to it and select either "Generate 3D Lut(33 point Cube)" or "Generate 3D Lut(64 point Cube)" choose a location to store it and you are done.

In Redcine-x


here is the original clip before any Creative Lut is applied

here with "Nephalim 2"

And here with "Nephalim 2 lite"

 

[Phil Glowskey]

Wow, very professional help. You had to work hard to describe it for which I thank you very much I will try your way

Additional question, maybe you'll know how to solve it.
Take a look at this post I added yesterday
http://www.reduser.net/forum/showth...on-t-work-well-together&p=1900258#post1900258

 

[rand thompson]

Phil,


Unfortunately , I don't use Adobe Premiere Pro only Resolve and Redcine-X so I'm afraid I won't be able to help with that one, sorry.

 

[Phil Glowskey]

You helped a lot, thank you

 

[rand thompson]

You're welcome Phil!