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issius with luts
Hello,
i am making a music video. i extracted out of the clips the pictures of the different scenes. i am using lightroom 6 for creating the luts.
My problem is that, my edited picture in lightroom looks nice but the lut that i puted on the same clip looks much darker and different.for me it makes no sense that i create my clip in lightroom and when i am using the lut for the scene that it looks complete different.
i will put a picture of my lightroom and than a picture how it looks in fcpx.
i really dont know what to do and i am very thankfull for any help.
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34 Replies
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How are you exporting the LUTs out of Lightroom and what kinda of adjustments are you making?
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I am exporting with John R. Ellis and I also tried with Lut generator.
i also switcht to 3 diffrent lut import programs in fcpx.
i am only changing the basic, tone curve, hsl and splittoning. the rest is disabeled.
i also tried diffrent colormodes, but only smal changes.
In 5 days i have to buy fcpx, till now i am using the trial, but there should be no problem or ?
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Not all settings translate to a LUT. Not sure what splittoning is, maybe that’s it?
Do you have any other “Log Processing” enabled in FCPX?
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i also turned off the highlights. no i dont run any other log processing
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What color space is the original footage?
Have you double checked the color space override or log processing settings in the inspector?
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the color space in the original footage was sRGB.
what is ”Have you double checked the color space override or log processing settings in the inspector?”
what can i check, i dont now what this is
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Open the inspector, client the “info” button, choose “Settings” from the dropdown and look at what the settings are.
Here’s a picture:
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no, both are disabled.
didnt know what you mean, my fcpx is in german ???? thanks for the pic
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here a 2 more pics. i completely overexposed the lut in lightroom and see the reslut in fcpx
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I assume the bottom one is Lightroom? Which is which?
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