How to get the CINEMATIC LOOK in Premiere Pro Tutorial

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🎞 HOW TO USE LUTs ON YOUR VIDEOS

You can use LUTs in almost every Video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X or DaVinci Resolve or any other program that supports 3D .cube files. In most programs you can do so by adding a LUT Effect to your clip and then add the .cube LUT to your footage. No matter which camera you are using, my Cinematic LUTs work with almost any mirrorless camera like the Sony A7SII, Canon EOS R, EOS R5 or Panasonic S1.
In this way you can improve your color grading and aesthetics while also saving a lot of time at color grading your videos. Find out more about how LUTs work here:

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Using LUTs in Premiere Pro
In Adobe Premiere Pro it's even easier to apply a LUT to your footage. Simply select the clip or adjustment layer in your timeline that you want to add your look to and click on the COLOR TAB in the upper menu. This opens up LUMETRI COLOR on the right side of the program which lets you change all kinds of settings for color grading your videos.

If you want to add a stylized look you should select your .cube LUT in the CREATIVE TAB under LOOK. If you first need to convert your footage to the Rec.709 color space (for example if your footage is shot in a flat picture profile like LOG) you should add your conversion LUT to the BASIC CORRECTION.

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Using LUTs in Final Cut Pro X
If you want to use LUTs in Final Cut Pro you need to search for CUSTOM LUT within the Effects tab and drag it over onto your clip or adjustment layer. FCPX does not include native adjustment layers but don't worry. You can download my FREE ADJUSTMENT LAYERS for Final Cut Pro X.

After applying the effect you can find the Custom LUT tab within the Video Inspector as shown above. There you can select your LUT and change the color space as well as the Mix which is basically the intensity of your LUT. For example: If your image is too contrasty, lower the Mix to 70% to decrease the LUT intensity.

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[mykash]

3:50 "Color grading" with Lumetri color
5:40 Warp stabilizer
7:00 Cinematic Black Bars (Effect: Crop)
8:30 Grain effect
10:40 Post sharpening (Effect: Unsharp Mask)
11:18 Motion Blur

[TheMark]

If you're using warp stabilizer and are still noticing way too much warping - go into your effect controls and lower the effect to about 10% or so. This can be particularly helpful when your original footage just needs that slight amount of love. Great piece, this video has been wildly helpful - thank you!

[daanschuurmans]

Its fun, when I started with filmmaking I always used to do this, it looked cinematic. The more professional you become the more mistakes you see.

[NgocHan-jtnt]

11:35 What kind of step are you taking? You’ve fallen into my heart.

[DesignAcademyPK]

IF LUTS ARE NOT FREE THEN DONT MAKE TUTORIALS WITH THAT.

[mranilkumar]

I have all the respect in world to the editors. I know it’s not an easy play as I have just started learning it..

[torfinnweydahl]

I would recomend to crop the video insted of adding black bars. As a 21:9 monito user it will look much better without black bars so it will fill the whole screen :)

[JWS]

There's no need to to use crop to get black bars. Just adjust the sequence settings to 1920 x 800 and then you will have the added benefit of not having to render the BLACK. Also it will display as a true 1920 x 800 clip on youtube.

[darylcampbell]

Dude, this is the best Premire video hands down. I’m willing to give premire a shot because of your video.

[valerialopez.]

don't call this a tutorial if you're just selling your luts my guy

[Millzieeeee]

ahhhh the secret 1440p render for the higher bitrate <3 thank you my guy!

[dynamicphotography_]

I've watched a lot of really good tutorials lately. Lot's of room for improvement on this one.

[MereMortalsPodcast]

Thanks for putting this video together mate

[OnyxFNAF]

Finally soone who speaks in a calm way and getting to the point asap

[JoelGustafsson]

Is there a specific reason why you don't use curves, or is it just preference?

[melancholiex]

don't call it colour grading tutorial, if you just want to sell your luts *rolleyes

[trishsmith]

THIS TUTORIAL REALLY WORKS I AM FROM PHILIPPINES! THIS MAN DESERVES A SUBSCRIPTION!

[goncalocarvalhal]

With Luts or no Luts I learned a little bit more, thank you. just like the video 1 step 2 steps, you never gonna get the answears to everything all at once, keep it going!

[jackezback]

I'm not even jokin, the first 5 sec got me like " WOW"