iPhone & Android
Cinema colour for the phone in your pocket.
CINELOCO LUT ships with a version for Apple Log, one for Apple Log 2 and one for standard Rec.709 video. Pick the file that matches how you shot.
Shoot
Apple Log in the Camera app or the Blackmagic Camera App. Standard video works too.
Pick the file
Apple Log, Apple Log 2 or Rec.709. One LUT per profile, so the look lands the same.
Drop it on
DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or CapCut. One click.
CINELOCO LUT
Five .cube files, one per camera profile. Bold, vibrant colour in any editor.
$59.99USD
CINECA PRO LUT
Seven .cube files. Moody, filmic, textured colour in one click.
$39.99
CINELOCO BUNDLE
LUT pack plus both PowerGrades. The whole CINELOCO system.
$119.99USDWatch it on iPhone footage
Which LUT file do I use for iPhone footage?
Match the file to how you shot. Apple Log footage takes the Apple Log version, Apple Log 2 footage takes the Apple Log 2 version, and standard iPhone video takes the Rec.709 version. CINELOCO LUT includes all three.
Do I need to shoot in Apple Log?
No, but it gives the grade more to work with. Apple Log keeps highlight and shadow detail that standard video throws away. Standard video still works with the Rec.709 version.
Can I see the look while I shoot?
Yes. The Blackmagic Camera App lets you load a .cube LUT and monitor through it while recording log.
What about Android?
Use the Rec.709 version on standard video, in CapCut or any editor that loads .cube files. If your phone records a log profile in the Blackmagic Camera App, grade that in DaVinci Resolve with a transform to Rec.709 first.