Someone with a LUT equivalent to gopro studio protune?

[squidman]

I suck at grading, and have hundreds of clips to grade. A couple of methods...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2kQ8VL9mFw and one which I can't find which showed real-time effects in premiere after grading in gopro studio. Unfortunately the latter method for me doesn't work (open in both and near realtime results in premiere). Tried with both gopro studio pro trial and pc. So not quite a seamless workflow. Someone who has hit David Newman up for a LUT? That would save enormous amounts of time of course, as the gopro studio software doesn't allow batch exports of graded clips.

This is annoying the rogar-Kriz(DBG): out of me, have wasted 2 days looking for a lut, installing gopro studio pro and going through their lut folder (all in unrecognizable file systems/databases), uninstalling both after innumerable crashes, etc. Why can't they just put out a god...mn lut and be done with it?

 

[squidman]

Update: Successfully exported Protune and the other LUTS from firstlight (you need to import a clip FIRST before you export the LUT...D'oh!). My problem now is that adobe cc crashes everytime I open a cineform file. I stupidly went ahead after a brews and installed a k-lite mega codec pack, uninstalling the standard ones in the process (needed for Movavi 3d convert, a sort of home-brew 3d-conversion program that works pretty well considering...just really wanted to watch my gopro vids in 3d vision! They ROCK!)...

So anyone else having problems opening cineform files in CC or is it just my stupid messing around with the codecs? I had a lot of problems regardles with the Gopro Studio software regardless, numerous uninstalls and system restores (am on pc)..even before the movavi install. Gopro Studio Pro trial seems to be stable now, but a bit pointless when you can't batch export cineform files after applying lut etc. Any other suggestions for workflow? Maybe converting gopro files to prores, applying lut, then reexporting to youtube friendly format?