Grade Sony S-Log3 and iPhone Apple Log footage in one click, with LUTs calculated from the published S-Log3 and Apple Log transfer curves and gamut primaries insted of guessed by eye.

12 LUTs (.cube, 33x33x33)

• 2 technical conversions to Rec.709: S-Log3 / S-Gamut3.Cine and Apple Log (no creative look, 18% grey lands at about 41% on a Rec.709 waveform)

• 5 S-Log3 looks: Teal-Orange, Film-Fade, Warm-Gold, Clean-Punch, Moody-Desat

• 5 Apple Log looks: Cool-Night, Natural-Bright, Sunset-Glow, Mono-Film, Vintage-Green

Included

• Install guide (PDF) for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, CapCut and LumaFusion

• README

How they are made: each LUT is the camera log decode, a gamut convertion to Rec.709 primaries, a gentle highlight shoulder and the Rec.709 encode, and then the looks are adding a colour grade on top of that. Every file is checked for header, size, value range and finite numbers.

Good to know

• Use the LUT that matches how the footage was recorded (S-Log3 with S-Gamut3.Cine, or Apple Log).

• Preview images use a synthetic test scene, not camera footage.

• Level handling (full vs legal range) differs between editors; the guide explains how to check.

• Transfer-curve constants were checked on 2026-11-01 against the published Sony S-Log3 values and the Apple Log values used by colour-science; the gamut conversions use the published S-Gamut3.Cine and Rec.2020 primaries.

• Not affiliated with Sony, Apple or any editing software maker.

Licence: you may use the finished work you make with it commercially; you may not resell, share or redistribute the files themselves.

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