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07-Sep-2012, 00:08
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Film Stock Look-Up Tables
Does anyone know where I can find film stock look up tables (LUTs) for download?
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08-Sep-2012, 19:25
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dont the programs that use luts come with them ?
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08-Sep-2012, 22:15
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Photoshop CS6 comes with some 30 3DLUT presets, that can be used in After Effects too.
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09-Sep-2012, 21:51
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Isn't there some way to get the LUTs without paying $$$$ for the programs? I want to use them in a pixel shader, mainly.
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09-Sep-2012, 22:19
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adobe products have demo's maybe you can extract the luts
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10-Sep-2012, 00:24
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Thanks, I'll look into that.
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29-Sep-2012, 00:01
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This may interest you : Simulating Film Effects with Curves
He uses curves but you could make LUTs from them. |
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29-Sep-2012, 10:32
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Take a look at the Grain35 package from CrumplePop.
It's $199 but you do get 12 Different 35mm and 16mm Film Stocks that were made by filming the film stock through a Kickstarter project, so it's the real deal.
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02-Oct-2012, 00:06
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Quote:
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02-Oct-2012, 10:29
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Just get a copy of GIMP, save the GIMP format curves, and load them up. The intensity curve for the velvia one, for example, only seems to have 2 control points (plus the ends) so it should be easy to model.
In fact, if you save the file in the "old" gimp format, (which is a text file), the velvia one has these control points: Code:
0 0 128 118 221 215 255 255 0 0 41 28 183 209 255 255 0 0 25 21 95 102 181 208 255 255 0 0 25 21 122 153 165 206 255 255
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05-Oct-2012, 15:52
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