EASIEST Way To CONVERT SLOG3 to REC.709 (without LUTs) // Color Space Transformation in Premiere Pro

Forget about "Conversion LUTs" - there is a better way to convert your S-Log3 footage to REC.709 (at least according to Adobe) and I will show you how in this video. Rumours say that this method does not clip highlights and preserve details (unlike those conversion LUTs) but judge for yourself and let me know how do you do it.
P.S. This a Premiere Pro tutorial. Da Vinchi people have it bit easier I believe.

TIMELINE:
0:00 - 2 Ways
0:14 - Settings (in Camera & Timeline)
0:48 - Method ONE
1:55 - Method TWO (Recommended)
3:50 - Effect on your computer (Performance/Speed)

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[brickwallmedia]

This video helped but the menu options are all in the lumitri color panel since the last update not under modify. Update vide may be useful to your followers if you haven't done so already :)

[kfornjk]

This is exactly what I needed! I watched a lot of videos, but none helped, and after that I found this. Thanks!

[eitihvw]

First ever to the point and useful video. You a legend ❤

[BeyondTheEmbraceCom]

Straight to the point, no BS… love it. Well done 👏👏👏

[renevp]

Today, after years of misunderstanding how to color correct SLOG and obtain horrendous results, I've learned to do it the proper way and I finally understand it. THANKS!

[yaakoubiamor]

Always useful information like usual !! Thanks man I was hoping that you make a video about slogs luts etc because the way you explain it are so simple !!

[AgentesDementes]

Thanks Man! I was scared of using Slog mode but with this video it was very clear! Thaks

[DWPLife]

Bro, this was a game changer. I can see such a noticeable difference in the quality of my footage. Thank you!

[sergeibaranoff]

It works! It is highly useful! Well done! Thank you.

[napakelmo]

Awesome! Thank you for this useful technique. Looking forward for more. Liked and Subscribed!

[lukebohemian]

So so easy when you explain it like that! Legend thank you so much

[erickidd]

Thank you for sharing. This was the best video I've seen!

[aronisvisions]

Thank you so much for the second method bro 🙏

[jamalali]

Finally found what I was looking for. Thank you very much, sir.

[danzelhill]

Thanks man, the 2nd method is GOLD. So easy and such great starting base for color grading.

[marks]

In a world of clickbaity titles
“Wait till the very end”
Ten minutes worth of filler
I truly apreciate short videos like these that tell you exactly what you’re looking for

[AlexTene]

This was super helpful! Thanks for such a nice and to the point tutorial on this :)

[thiagomarciel]

the Lut is great to have in your monitor just to give you the preview that the gamma assist gives on your camera screen that is not transmitted to the monitor

[CSPRfilms]

Great video, right to the point. Provided new information. Thank you for sharing. Lastly, if anyone chooses to do method one, I don't recommend using adjustment layer above the video. Just have the first lumetri incorporate the correction through the input lut for your technical color correction and then use the options below to adjust clipping -> creative lut to use a lut you downloaded -> hsl secondary to correct skin tones.

[Jhasbun]

This is amazing. Saved me so much time