Gold Phantom LUTs - Sony A7s3 & FX6(Updated 2023.9)

Thank you for this awesome goodie!

Do you have the PDF files that come with it? They explain how to use it properly.

 

following!

 

There are plenty of videos and a pretty good description on the website if you look, Not much more than that I imagine. I use these on almost every shoot... There is not much to them, you need to properly expose for S-Log 3 which is best for getting any look, and you can use which ever "look" you like as there are several different ones. each has it's "unique" look... I usually use the standard neutral one on my monitor but also have the others loaded in my monitor and can swipe through several of them to see what they "look" like on my monitor when filming..
The good thing is they are all pretty good and not too strong like many LUT's

You can also try them on your editing software as well as these are not baked into your camera unless you want to. I use and have bought LUT manager which is amazing and allows you to preview many, as many as you want, in a separate gallery window before choosing the correct one..
I highly recommend that app if you are trying many LUT's it is awesome!

 

Hereis the PDF from last year's version which goes into more detail.

You want to stick the phantom conversion LUT at the very end of your node tree before sharpening. Im using Final Cut and here is how mines looks. From start/top to last/bottom;

1. White Balance.
2. Exposure and major contrast adjustments.
3. Finer contrast adjustments with tone/luma curve.
4. Saturation.
5. Phantom LUT conversion.
6. Sharpen

Hope this helps

 

Thank you for sharing these. Do you know what the difference is between the 33x and the 65x LUTs? The previous version I had didnt have these different options. Thanks.

 

@baby6188 thanks for this!!

 

Thank you

 

Would you be able to re-up the PDF File?
Thanks for the LUTS!

 

i will find.

 

good!

 

any updates up today?

 

is there a new updated versions of this?

 

+1

 

I don't seem to see any updates anywhere, any hints?

 

Thanks!
Do you have the PDF that comes with the LUTs, so we can make sense of the files?