F55: various slog2 to Rec709 LUT samples

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These LUTs were applied using Davinci with no other pre or post image adjustments. Individual results will vary on the exposure and color temperature setting of the original footage. You may need to adjust your exposure before applying LUT for optimal results.

You can view a 1920x1080 version available by clicking image.

original frame shot in slog2 + sgamut


slog2 to Rec709 version 1 (LUT posted by Sony in March 2013)


1D slog2 to Rec709 LUT built into Davinci v9 or higher


slog2-sgamut to Rec709 LC709 (Released June 2nd 2013 by Sony)


slog2-sgamut to Rec709 LC709 Type A (Released June 2nd 2013 by Sony)


slog2-sgamut to Rec709 Cine+709 (Released June 2nd 2013 by Sony)



Other LUTS:

starcentral LOW CON 01 LUT (available for free download http://cinetiny.com/sxyz3IFz)


starcentral GOLDEN TEXAS LUT (available for free download http://cinetiny.com/sxyz3IFz)
 
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Thanks, Dennis. I agree with Stefan. I am a little more partial to 7 because I think the look is more vintage

Ned
 
thanks for taking a peak.

Please note I shot these "bluish" in-camera by using 3200k camera setting with daylight balanced lighting since the final grade will be going for a moon light look as per the story/script. Although I typically shoot 4400k and avoid achieving a look "in-camera" for this project I decided to cheat a little.

As mentioned these LUT's are applied "out of the box" without any further tweaking but for some of them it is obvious that some gain or gamma adjustment is needed to balance out the contrast a little. I mainly wanted to illustrate what a great starting point these LUT's can be "out of the box".
 
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