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[FS: GEAR] DELUTS RED Film Stocks - 3DLUTS - Now Available

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DELUTS RED FILM STOCKS

15% discount link:
https://sellfy.com/p/vLl3/-Reduser3PuJ15/or Reduser3PuJ15 at checkout.



3DLUT Profiles are designed around ‘DRAGONcolor2’ Color Space and ‘REDgamma4’ Gamma Curve not REDLOG. ISO is rated around 400 depending on Look, all other meta data settings are at their default. Please load ‘Base RMD for DELUTS.RMD’ from the folder and replace the ‘Look : Effect : 3D LUT’ with one of the 80 .cube files in this DELUTS pack. WB Kelvin & WB Tint will need setting to taste. More details on the link above.


LUTs are supplied in 64, 33 and 17 Lattice Points. Interpolation will take place if using LUTS below the intended look of the 64 Lattice Points. The RED Weapon Dragon Carbon supports Supports 33x33x33, 32x32x32, 26x26x26, 17x17x17 3D LUTs The Magnesium supports upto 17x17x17 3D LUTs in camera. REDCINE-X PRO supports up to 64x64x64 3D LUTs. Exporting to an intermediate codec with 3D LUTs can be very processor intensive. Please use 17x17x17 3D LUTs if you require faster renders. Color points will be interpolated by selecting a lower Edge Length in REDCINE-X PRO 3D LUT options. I do not recommend going below 17 though.


There are 80 LUTs in this DELUTS RED FILM STOCKS set. Supplied as native .cube files. (A few selections from the set: https://vimeo.com/153431239 )
A slight step away from my usual milky black DELUTS sets.
www.deluts.com


These are my interpretations of some classic film stocks. There are so many variables involved for simulations I have developed a set of Looks that I believe gives you a take on the analogue film look, kind of how you remember them rather than a simulation. To generate these LUTs I have shot multiple stocks of photographic 35mm film, developed and scanned taking reference to produce these looks. I have not given the LUTs official naming as there is no exact standard to do so, even when using set specifications.

A003_C088_1118GH.0000135.jpg A005_C092_0423CX.0001231.jpg A006_C150_0423L2.0000110.jpg A008_C034_0113BI.0000237.jpg A015_C016_0409TE.0000315.jpg


Cheers, James

 
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