The LUTs supplied with Exposure X4.5 are fine to get started, but it’s likely you’ll want to import your own at some stage. Exposure X4.5 seems to pick up the colour space automatically from the LUT file, so there’s probably no need to change this. The sample LUTs that come with Exposure X4.5 appear to use the ProPhoto colour space whereas others you import may use sRGB or Adobe RGB. This should be set to the colour space the LUT was designed for. Underneath this is a Color Space drop-down. This can be useful, but with the best LUTs the default 100% setting often works out fine. You’ll find the new LUT panel amongst the regular editing tools on the right side of the screen and you can select the LUT you want from the drop-down menu – it will then be applied to your photo.īelow this is an Intensity slider for adjusting the strength. LUTs are extremely easy to apply in Exposure X4.5. How to use the Exposure X4.5 LUT panel The LUT panel in Exposure X4.5 is very simple to use. They are like a basic conversion profile, or film simulation which you can use alongside the software’s own editing tools.
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LUTs (lookup tables) started out in cinematography as a way to apply a specific ‘look’ to a movie or scene, but they’re now catching on in stills photography too. The new LUTs feature introduced in Exposure X4.5 supports one of the newest trends in photography.
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