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TK SLOG3 / CLOG2

$25.00

I was inspired to create a LUT that helps match my Sony footage with my Canon footage. This LUT will be great for you shooters in both systems, or you Sony shooters that are tired of the Sony colors. This LUT adjusts your log footage to mesh up with clog2, so you’ll need to add your favorite Canon LUT on top of this.

All photos in the examples have my TK CLOG2 / REC709 LUT applied

conversion LUT for CLOG2 that is natural and beautiful. With this conversion LUT, I went for a natural clean base where you have the latitude to add / take away contrast, sat, etc. Some conversion LUTs are pretty stylized and contrasty, and I found this approach to be my favorite.

Created in Davinci Resolve, designed for Sony SLOG3

MY RECOMMENDED SETTINGS: SLOG3 - sgammut3.cine

Comes with V1

**YOU’LL NEED A CLOG2 / REC709 LUT**

Examples shot with Sony FX3, 10bit422, mixture of fixed and variable ND’s

FOR BEST RESULTS

Expose Properly

Use good ND’s (I prefer fixed over vnd)

You’ll need to fine-tune exposure / contrast to your liking

For Premiere users, use the creative tab in Lumetri, to adjust the strength needed as to preference. I use 100% for every LUT I make.

NOTES:

It’s important to expose properly, LUTs are not the end all be all form of color grading, they are a base to build off of. Luts should be used as a tool not a crutch!

Every single image is slightly different in framing, color, and lighting. These luts like any luts will require slight adjustments.

This REC709 LUT is my favorite way to get my CLOG2 footage in the right color space to then grade on top of.

When I update / tweak this LUT you will receive a free update!

LUTs / Powergrades / Presets are non-refundable*

Any person found trying to re-sell these products will be prosecuted*

send me your videos that use this lut! Tag me on ig @thomaskovacik

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I was inspired to create a LUT that helps match my Sony footage with my Canon footage. This LUT will be great for you shooters in both systems, or you Sony shooters that are tired of the Sony colors. This LUT adjusts your log footage to mesh up with clog2, so you’ll need to add your favorite Canon LUT on top of this.

All photos in the examples have my TK CLOG2 / REC709 LUT applied

conversion LUT for CLOG2 that is natural and beautiful. With this conversion LUT, I went for a natural clean base where you have the latitude to add / take away contrast, sat, etc. Some conversion LUTs are pretty stylized and contrasty, and I found this approach to be my favorite.

Created in Davinci Resolve, designed for Sony SLOG3

MY RECOMMENDED SETTINGS: SLOG3 - sgammut3.cine

Comes with V1

**YOU’LL NEED A CLOG2 / REC709 LUT**

Examples shot with Sony FX3, 10bit422, mixture of fixed and variable ND’s

FOR BEST RESULTS

Expose Properly

Use good ND’s (I prefer fixed over vnd)

You’ll need to fine-tune exposure / contrast to your liking

For Premiere users, use the creative tab in Lumetri, to adjust the strength needed as to preference. I use 100% for every LUT I make.

NOTES:

It’s important to expose properly, LUTs are not the end all be all form of color grading, they are a base to build off of. Luts should be used as a tool not a crutch!

Every single image is slightly different in framing, color, and lighting. These luts like any luts will require slight adjustments.

This REC709 LUT is my favorite way to get my CLOG2 footage in the right color space to then grade on top of.

When I update / tweak this LUT you will receive a free update!

LUTs / Powergrades / Presets are non-refundable*

Any person found trying to re-sell these products will be prosecuted*

send me your videos that use this lut! Tag me on ig @thomaskovacik

TK CANON CLOG2 / REC709
TK CANON CLOG2 / REC709
$40.00

I was inspired to create a LUT that helps match my Sony footage with my Canon footage. This LUT will be great for you shooters in both systems, or you Sony shooters that are tired of the Sony colors. This LUT adjusts your log footage to mesh up with clog2, so you’ll need to add your favorite Canon LUT on top of this.

All photos in the examples have my TK CLOG2 / REC709 LUT applied

conversion LUT for CLOG2 that is natural and beautiful. With this conversion LUT, I went for a natural clean base where you have the latitude to add / take away contrast, sat, etc. Some conversion LUTs are pretty stylized and contrasty, and I found this approach to be my favorite.

Created in Davinci Resolve, designed for Sony SLOG3

MY RECOMMENDED SETTINGS: SLOG3 - sgammut3.cine

Comes with V1

**YOU’LL NEED A CLOG2 / REC709 LUT**

Examples shot with Sony FX3, 10bit422, mixture of fixed and variable ND’s

FOR BEST RESULTS

Expose Properly

Use good ND’s (I prefer fixed over vnd)

You’ll need to fine-tune exposure / contrast to your liking

For Premiere users, use the creative tab in Lumetri, to adjust the strength needed as to preference. I use 100% for every LUT I make.

NOTES:

It’s important to expose properly, LUTs are not the end all be all form of color grading, they are a base to build off of. Luts should be used as a tool not a crutch!

Every single image is slightly different in framing, color, and lighting. These luts like any luts will require slight adjustments.

This REC709 LUT is my favorite way to get my CLOG2 footage in the right color space to then grade on top of.

When I update / tweak this LUT you will receive a free update!

LUTs / Powergrades / Presets are non-refundable*

Any person found trying to re-sell these products will be prosecuted*

send me your videos that use this lut! Tag me on ig @thomaskovacik

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