Nikon released four new free LUTS for N-Log created with RED

Melville, NY– Nikon is pleased to announce the release of four types of Creative LUTs and one type of Technical LUT created with RED, all available free of charge. These LUTs can be utilized when grading video footage recorded in N-Log with Nikon mirrorless cameras* and for confirming a close-to-finished look while shooting on location by installing them on external monitors.

The Creative LUTs have all been created under the close supervision of RED Digital Cinema, Inc., a subsidiary of Nikon that is renowned for excellence in its manufacturing of professional digital cinema cameras. The line-up consists of ACHROMIC, FILM BIAS, FILM BIAS BLEACH BYPASS, and FILM BIAS OFFSET. These LUTs enable users to apply the essence of RED’s color science to Nikon mirrorless camera video workflows, making it possible to achieve a look comparable to video shot on RED cinema cameras when working with N-Log footage.

Creative LUTs:

• ACHROMIC — Low contrast monochrome
  • Achromic gives footage a low-contrast monochrome look while still maintaining the detail of the textures. It creates a soft and refined atmosphere and gives a classical feel.
• FILM BIAS — Warm colors and a satisfying level of contrast
  • Film Bias produces a film-like warmth and texture onto N-Log footage with balanced colors and a subtle contrast, as well as rendering skin tone very naturally. It can give a sophisticated feel to footage.
• FILM BIAS BLEACH BYPASS — Shallow tones and high contrast
  • Film Bias Bleach Bypass, inspired by the bleach bypass film processing technique, has a very specific high-contrast and desaturated look to it. It reproduces footage with a harsh and faded feel.
• FILM BIAS OFFSET — Deeply warm nostalgic colors
  • Film Bias Offset offers a film-like warmth and softness by applying a unique combination of color correction and contrast adjustment.

These LUTs are now available to download free of charge and can be found at www.nikonusa.com/redluts.

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