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04 Finding new LUTsīut I have some favourite LUTs from which I already use in Lightroom, Adobe Camera RAW, Capture One Pro and Luminar. This is the Aachen LUT from the Color Grading category. In between you’ll see drop-down menus which display a selection of LUT categories and, once you’ve selected a category, the individual LUTs within that group. At the bottom of the panel you’ll see sliders for Contrast and Saturation to tone down or boost the effect if the strength is not quite right.
The last few LUTs you used are shown as a row of buttons at the top of the filter panel to make it easier to find and re-use your favourites – this one is called Blues. Don’t choose a preset just yet instead, start with no filters applied at click the Add Filter button to see a list of available filters – you’ll find the new LUTs filter over on the right hand side near the top. 01 Add the LUT filterįirst, you need to be in the Effects module. In this brief tutorial I’ll take a look at both.
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ON1 Photo RAW 2018.5 comes with its own selection of LUTs to get you started, but LUTs are widely available online as free downloads or commercial LUT packages.
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The advantage is that LUTs are software-independent – as long as the software supports LUTs, you can use your favourite LUTs anywhere. You can’t go in and change any of the colour conversion parameters (though you can use the regular editing tools on top of the LUT effect). The disadvantage with LUTs is that you have to take them or leave them. To find out more about LUTS, read my Q&A with Goran Ljubuncic at (more on this shortly). It’s the opposite of a correction profile – it’s designed not to correct a fault but to create a particular ‘look’. It’s a kind of conversion profile that takes the luminance and colour values from the source image and remaps them on to new tone and colour values. That’s why it’s such great news that there’s now a LUTs filter in ON1 Photo RAW 2018.5. They’ve been used in cinematography and video editing for some time, but now they’re hitting mainstream photo editors too, and they are a really exciting innovation. A "new user" has no photo library to pore through.LUTs are The Next Big Thing in photo editing. That could also point to a problem with PR's indexing function. That's where we are at and are trying to diagnose. This points to some sort of conflict between PR and the existing programs. Amazingly, the CPU usage was minimal and the machine ran normally. Interestingly, one of the engineers suggested creating a new user and installing On1 under that user. We did multiple screen shares, system dumps, PR log dumps, and did not uncover the underlying problems. PR 2018.1.1 ran fine on my MBP but 2018.5 caused the CPU to max out, the fans blaze, and the machine ran unbelievably hot. First, I've been using On1 products for years. They have been very concerned and responsive trying to diagnose and remedy the problem. I've been working with the On1 folks for a while over this issue. It should be enough for normal smooth editing I think. I have a four years old mac mini, 16 gb ram. So this means for me 2-3 pictures editing before taking a breake.
My computer is running hot when I use it! I can use it 15-30 minutes and then it's so hot so I must quit and let the computer cool down. When I did use ON1 Photo RAW 2018 it was ok.
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