
Different lighting across different portions of your video can affect the overall look, and you may need to make tweaks to your LUTs as you progress. Plus, you’ll need to bear in mind that the exposure on your video will affect how LUTs work. This includes ensuring the white balance is correct and your video doesn’t have any unsightly blue or green tinges before you start.

The table refers to a series of numbers that will modify the RGB (red, green and blue) colors of your video into a different grade.

LUT stands for ‘Lookup Table’ and the tool is essentially used to apply the perfect color gradation to your videos.

Being such an advanced editing suite, the learning curve can be pretty steep, and getting your head around tools like LUTs can be confusing for newbies. It’s an incredibly powerful piece of kit, aimed at the more professional end of the market, or for those that are looking for studio-quality videos.
