Vintage LUTs

[Jon MIchael Puntervold]

Anyone know if there are some old style film-stock LUT's available? Especially looking for Eastman 50T 5251...

 

[Brett Harrison]

Ask and you shall receive

http://bit.ly/1KWce0W

Knock, and it shall be opened to you.

All kidding aside, the third link down has what you're looking for/best option also try Koji

BUT

Be aware that LUTs people use on big films may be more elaborate/more than just LUTs to get the look of shooting/printing on film.

 

[Marc Wielage]

Be aware that LUTs people use on big films may be more elaborate/more than just LUTs to get the look of shooting/printing on film.

Or they may not be using LUTs at all, and are just using skill and experience to set the look based on input from the DP. It can be done -- it just takes time.

 

[fred gasc]

Please, if someone can give me 2 links of a same emulation
That will give a similar result, post it here.

But it won't happen because none of those things are reliable
But just interpretations. So we're not in objective but completly
Subjective, unreliable and unconsistency land...just like the human mind.

 

[Marc Wielage]

But it won't happen because none of those things are reliable. But just interpretations. So we're not in objective but completly. Subjective, unreliable and unconsistency land...just like the human mind.

I agree -- the so-called Film LUTs out there are all very inconsistent. They all can't be telling the truth... but it is possible they're all mistaken. I think you can create the feel​ of film through good lighting, good exposure, and good color-correction, but it's not about a LUT per se.