Migrating project with LUTs that are no longer installed

[Toby Tomkins]

It’s worth noting I applied the old LUT via a node and despite the LUT not being installed anymore, is still being aplied by the node in the old project!

[Eric Johnson]

Are you not able to create a LUT from a Node/Correction? If the non existent LUT is still being applied correctly, you could try opening the project in “Read Only” mode, disabling all corrections but the LUT and generating a new one…

May not work, but if it does you have the LUT you no longer have…

eric b johnson
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[Toby Tomkins]

I thought of that but I’ve never found DaVinci’s LUT generation to be 100% reliable, especially when using a complex 3D LUT like this one (Alexa LogC to Technicolor Vision 3 250D log film scan LUT, that’s increasing colour separation and is fragile as-is, without DaVinci ripping it which might introduce further problems). I’ll give it a go if there’s no other way and report back.

Thanks!

[Eric Johnson]

What about stripping everything but the LUT and saving the Node to the Still Store?

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