by Gamut
Canon's own log conversions tend to give skin a pinkish lean and flatten the brights too early. Gamut's BaseLUTs fix the starting point instead.
Neutral colour science, even saturation and a gentle shoulder that holds highlight detail. Faces look warm and real, and contrast stays sensible in sunlight or mixed interior light: a clean Rec.709 image you can trust on set and grade quickly later.
Four 33-point cube LUTs covering C-Log and C-Log 3, each for BT.709 and for Cinema Gamut.
Canon R5, R6 and EOS R, plus the C70, C200, C300 Mk II and III, C500 Mk II, C700 and 1DX Mk III.
Apply the base LUT first, then a creative Gamut look such as Adagio, Dolce, Immersion or Faction at around half strength.
Imagine Fuji 400H shot a stop over: glowing whites, blush-pink highlights and greens that stay lively. White In Revery built Adagio for Gamu...
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Colour grading shouldn't swallow your whole edit. Creator LUTs from Gamut give you a cinematic grade in a single click. Styles Warm, film-li...
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Filmmaker Brady Bessette and Gamut set out to recreate an old print rediscovered in a shoebox. Highlights turn warm and slightly hazy, shado...
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Log recording keeps every bit of information but none of the colour you want to show. Gamut's Canon pack handles the tedious first step, map...
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Nobody gets excited about colour conversion, but get it wrong and the footage suffers. Gamut's BaseLUTs for the OM-1 Mark II handle that ste...
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Pocket cameras record Blackmagic's Gen5 Film curve, and the path from there to a viewable image shapes every later decision. Gamut built the...
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Created by Jake Pierrelee for Gamut, Orion is a vintage film palette with strong reds, saturated navy blues and dark areas that still show t...
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Imagine a roll of Portra shot on a grey afternoon. Cascade borrows that warm, nostalgic film feel: gentle shoulders on the brights, natural...
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