Ekstra - Signature LUT pack // 0001

Colorgrading can be daunting and annoying.. Believe me, i know.
That's why i've made it super easy for you to quickly apply a LUT to your footage so you can get a beautiful looking image from almost any clip.

Within this pack you'll get 10 creative look LUTs to make it easier for you to give your footage a Creative and more Cinematic look fast.

The pack includes the following LUTs:
1. A Touch of Teal
2. Burning Beaches
3. Desert Desire
4. Industrial Industry
5. Lush Landscape
6. Obligatory Opposites
7. Rainforest Realm
8. Sandy Cinema
9. Tough Teal
10. Analog Feel

I use these LUTs in every video i publish to my social media profiles, both on my Danish channels and on my international channels.

Small tips & tricks
- Some of the LUTs are stronger than others, so i always suggest that you use the "amount" slider to dial in how you want it to look.
As an example. I personally use most of the LUTs on 65 percent with a 20 percent sharpness.
- Another great way to use them is by stacking adjustment layers on top of eachother so that the colors that's being changed in one adjustment layer, actually can be changed by the next adjustment layer on top.

Things to be aware of!!
- You should always colorcorrect your footage first.
- They're designed for 10 bit 4:2:2 footage. To get the best results, use a LOG-profile (S-log, D-log, C-log and so on..). They still work on 8 bit footage ;)
- If you've captured footage in S-log, D-log, C-log etc. then your footage needs to be converted into a Rec.709 colorspace first. Check your cameramanufactors website to find a Conversion LUT for your camera.

All the LUTs have been tested on more than 200 different clips, so there should be little to no colorbanding if used correctly. I do however suggest that if some of your clips get bad banding issues, try dialing it down a little more on the amount slider.

FAQ

What's a LUT?
A "LUT" or a "LookUp Table" is defined by 2 types:
You have a conversion LUT which can help you transform your dull LOG footage into the Rec.709 colorspace. You can usually download this on your cameramanufactors website (Sony, Fujifilm, etc..).
A creative LUT however is designed to give your footage a certain look or feel.
The main reason for applying a Creative LUT is to emulate Films/Movies to make your own footage look more "Cinematic" and unique.

Can i use them in..?
The answer will most likely be.. YES! The LUTs work in a almost every videoediting software designed for a PC/MAC. It doesn't matter if it's Adobe Premiere Pro, Da Vinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, CapCut and so on..
Editing softwares designed for a smartphone is however a different story because from what i know it's only "VN Editor" that you're able to add a LUT in.