jaysonrobertson
Cinematic Rec-709 LUTs
Cinematic Rec-709 LUTs
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INCLUDED
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10 REC-709 LUTs
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Cube and Premiere Pro Presets
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Installation Video
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Bonus Dreamy Mist Premiere Pro Preset
This pack consisting of 10 of my most used REC-709 LUTs will speed up your color grading and leave you with cinematic looking footage no matter what camera you shoot on!
Compatible with:
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Final Cut Pro
- DaVinci Resolve
- Any software that accepts cube files
Please feel free to reach out to me if you need help installing the LUTs
Digital Products are non refundable.
Before & After
REC-709 08
REC-709 02
REC-709 04
Frequently asked questions
What are LUTs?
These LUTs are designed as a starting point for your color grade.
The LUTs have been tested on various footages that were shot with different lighting and settings.
You may need to adjust your exposure, contrast and shadow sliders to get the best results for your footage!
Will the REC-709 LUTs work for me?
The REC-709 LUTs will work on any type of footage as long as it wasn't shot in LOG
If you shoot on Mobile, or any camera using standard color settings, these LUTs will be perfect for you!
If you shoot LOG and still want these LUTs, they will work as long as you use a REC-709 conversion LUT first.
How do I install the LUTs?
Download your purchased Lightroom Presets which will come in a .zip file.
Inside the folder will be an instructional video which I run through how to install the LUTs using Premiere Pro as this is the software I use!
Similar processes are required for other editing softwares in which case a simple YouTube search of how to install LUTs on your editing software will point you in the right direction!
Can I install these on my mobile?
Cube files can be used with VN editor however CapCut will need to be installed on your desktop to work.
How come my footage doesn't look like yours?
These LUTs are designed as a starting point for your color grade.
The LUTs have been tested on various footages that were shot with different lighting and settings.
You may need to adjust your exposure, contrast and shadow sliders to get the best results for your footage!