Bounce Color Вђ“ Cinematic Luts V-log -

Log footage like Panasonic's V-Log is designed to capture high dynamic range but appears flat and desaturated straight out of the camera. You must first "normalize" this footage using a technical conversion LUT:

To effectively use the Cinematic LUTs Pack from Bounce Color with footage, you should follow a specific two-step workflow: first converting the logarithmic image to a standard color space, then applying your creative look. Step 1: Technical V-Log Conversion Bounce Color вЂ“ CINEMATIC LUTs V-LOG

Once the footage is normalized, you can apply the creative "Cinematic" LUTs to achieve a specific filmic mood: Log footage like Panasonic's V-Log is designed to

: The footage will look natural, with proper contrast and saturation, serving as a clean base for grading. Step 2: Creative Cinematic Grade Step 2: Creative Cinematic Grade : Remaps the

: Remaps the V-Log color science to the industry-standard Rec.709.

: If the effect is too strong, use the Intensity slider to dial back the look (typically between 50% and 80%).

: Place the creative LUT in the "Creative" tab of your editing software.