NATURAL Rec709 + Creative LUTs - iPhone/iPhone 15 Pro | Apple LOG, FilmicPro LOG, Rec709 (32 LUTs)
Get the most natural colors out of your iPhone and the new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. Our Natural Rec 709 LUT for iPhone work with older models (Rec709 and Filmic Pro LOG) and also with the new the Apple LOG on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. The Natural Rec709 gives you a very smooth highlights roll-off, truly natural skin tones and a fantastic dynamic range. In terms of workflow, just apply the Natural Rec709 to your footage and then do your basic adjustments like contrast, white balance and tint. All our iPhone’s LUTs are compatible with Luma Touch and DaVinci Resolve for iPad. You can use them for color grading, but also for monitor your footage when filming in Apple LOG on the Blackmagic Camera App.
This package also includes 17 creative LUTs (only for the iPhone 15 Pro) to stylize your iPhone footage. Our creative LUTs are inspired by some of the top high end commercials. These LUTs are not recommended for monitoring since they are made to stylize your footage, but we still used our incredibly accurate Natural Rec709 as a starting point, so even if they are a little bit pushy, they still retain a lot of information in the highlights, shadows and skin tones.
HOW TO USE BUTTERY LUTs:
The workflow is extremely simple: with the new iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max you need to shoot Apple LOG. On your iPhone go to Settings, Camera, Formats. In VIDEO CAPTURE turn on Apple ProRes and next to ProRes Encoding be sure that “Log” is selected. When you enter you camera app you have to turn on ProRes Log recording by simply tapping the ProRes icon on the left side. In your editing or color grading software just apply the LUT to your footage and do the basic adjustments such as exposure, contrast, white balance and tint. That simple.
Our LUTs work in every single lighting situation, at any ISO. Yep, just one LUT! Our LUTs are compatible with any software that support .cube files, such as DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut X, LumaFusion and DaVinci for iPad.
Check out this tutorial to see how to use the BUTTERY LUTs!
