There are no settings for LUTs, or so they tell us, hehe.
You can see how it changes the color and tonality of the photo. You will see a list of LUTs that ship with Photoshop. An image I captured locally, unedited, straight out of Camera. I will show you how to use them here and provide a couple very handy tips. The same LUTS will work in other apps such as After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Resolve and others. You will see them go by different extensions which all work in Photoshop, (both latest version and CS6). They are powerful, quick and easy to use. You can use LUTS to enhance and apply color grading to your images in a single click in Photoshop. We focus on the practical here at the CAFE. I’m going to just leave it at that, as the explanation can get very technical, very quickly. In imaging, think of Web Safe colors, that is actually a very simple form of a LUT, or you could also think of curves. They actually remap the color values, based on the color lookup CLUT. These are essential tools in color grading and emulating classic film looks. A very common use for LUTs is previewing, or converting footage shot in a log mode.
These were originally used by filmmakers and videographers and applied to video to create film looks in movies and to convert from one color space to another. Transform your Photos with LUTs in Photoshop, THE USER GUIDE.
