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What's the LUT workflow when editing?
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Wed Jul 18, 2018 1:21 amby Dustin Bowser
I'm editing a project that is all Arri Log-C so it's got the flat wash. It's early in the process so there isn't any pre-grade or anything like that yet. I'd just like to view all of my footage with the proper Rec 709 LUT so it's got the right contrast. I've been searching around for a while but can't seem to find a clear explanation.
What's the right way to set that up?
Re: What's the LUT workflow when editing?
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Wed Jul 18, 2018 5:24 amby waltervolpatto
in the settings, color, you can load the standard arri lut (provided) as [output lut], that should suffice.
Re: What's the LUT workflow when editing?
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Wed Jul 18, 2018 7:26 pmby Dustin Bowser
Cool. That goes part of the way.
Is there anyway to set a LUT so the clips in the Source Viewer also receive the LUT, for when pulling selects and the media isn't yet in a timeline?
Re: What's the LUT workflow when editing?
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Wed Jul 18, 2018 8:39 pmby waltervolpatto
Dustin Bowser wrote:Cool. That goes part of the way.
Is there anyway to set a LUT so the clips in the Source Viewer also receive the LUT, for when pulling selects and the media isn't yet in a timeline?
Not sure, short to select all the clip and add ad input clip lut
Re: What's the LUT workflow when editing?
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Wed Jul 18, 2018 8:44 pmby Dustin Bowser
Ah ok!
Maybe that's the way.
Sorry, coming to Resolve as an Editor, not a colorist so the LUT thing and how it's handled here is above my head still