Premiere Pro Guru: LUTs and Look Files

Premiere Pro Guru: LUTs and Look Files

1h 31mIntermediate2016-08-19

Authors

Richard Harrington

Richard Harrington

Digital Video Expert, Educator, Speaker

Course details

Lookup tables (LUTs) and look files provide precise formulas for color correction. You can recover details, shadows, and highlights and match specific color spaces, and easily share settings with colleagues. So how do LUTs and looks complement your workflow? In this course, author Richard Harrington walks you through what LUTs and looks are, how they save time, how they make collaboration with others easier, and how to use them in Adobe Premiere Pro. Learn how to apply corrective and creative color corrections, build your own custom LUTs, and share LUTs between other Creative Cloud applications and third-party software. Rich also shows how to manage LUTs in Premiere Pro and exchange LUTs with After Effects.

Learning objectives
What is a lookup table?
Applying corrective LUTs
Applying LUTs for style
Creating custom LUTs
Working with LUTs in cross-application workflows
Managing your LUT library and presets

Skills covered

Shooting VideoPremiere ProVideo EditingVideoLimited SeriesAdobe

Concepts

Introduction

  • What you ll learn in this course
  • Who this course is ideal for
  • Exercise files

Lookup Tables and Looks

  • What is a lookup table
  • What is a look file
  • Converting between formats
  • Using camera LUTs
  • Using a style LUT

LUT Workflow Essentials

  • Applying camera-based, corrective LUTs
  • Normalizing the exposure and color
  • Applying LUTs for style and simulation
  • Working with a colorist
  • Applying LUTs on export

Creating LUTs

  • Building a corrective LUT in Premiere Pro
  • Building a style LUT in Premiere Pro
  • Building a LUT in Photoshop
  • Creating a LUT with Adobe Capture
  • Receiving LUTs from other collaborators
  • Modifying a LUT with third-party software

Managing LUTs and Looks

  • Using the Libraries panel
  • Adding custom presets
  • Exchanging footage and LUTs with After Effects

Conclusion

  • Goodbye
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