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Go Hollywood with over a dozen FREE Premiere Pro Lumetri looks! These free movie-inspired color grading presets will instantly add a dramatic look to your project.

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These 14 free Premiere Pro Lumetri Looks are easy to use and can quickly add blockbuster style to your video. Take a peek at how simple they are to use. (Featuring the royalty free track “Thriller” by Reaktor Productions.)

Before you download the pack, make sure you use the 100OFF code to be able to get it free of charge. Once you download and unzip the file, navigate to the Effects tab in Premiere Pro CC, right click on presets, choose Import Presets and head over to the location on your computer where you have stored the downloaded file.

How to Install and Use the 14 Free Premiere Pro Lumetri Looks

My edit systems run Adobe Premiere Pro CC/Adobe After Effects CC on MAC. Most of the plugins and presets above will work on both MAC and PC. Some will also work in FCPX or FCP7. DSLR: 8 Free Color Grading Presets for Premiere Pro and After Effects “Grim” color preset from Ugly McGregor via Indie Tips These eight free After Effects color grades are designed for DSLR footage. From the Adobe Premiere Pro ‘Effects and Presets’ tab, you can right-click on ‘presets’ and say ‘Import Presets’. Select the downloaded preset and press ok. You’ll now find a folder named ‘ERROR’, which will contain 5 pre-animated glitch and distortion presets which you can easily drag and drop to any clip. That’s right, today we are giving you 5 FREE glitch presets for Premiere Pro. These things will really add some serious interest to your shots. You can simply drop the presets on a photo, video, or text element within the edit to add digital noise to your shot.

1. Click the Download button at the bottom of this post, unzip the PremiumBeat Hollywood Lumetri Looks folder

2. Go to the Premiere Profolder

Mac: Open a new Finder Window and go to Applications, then open Adobe Premiere Pro CC
PC: Go to the C:/ folder, open Program Files, open Adobe, then open Adobe Premiere Pro CC

3. Open the Contents folder, Open the Lumetri folder

Mac: Hold Command and click on Adobe Premiere CC, select Show Package Contents, open Contents, open Lumetri
PC: Open the Lumetri folder under Adobe Premiere Pro CC

4. Open the Looks folder, then open Cine Looks

4. Drag and drop the free Lumetri .look files from the PremiumBeat Hollywood Lumetri Looks folder into the Cine Looksfolder

5. Restart Premiere Pro

6. Open your project file, go to the Color tab

7. Select the clip you want to color grade on the timeline, go the the Creative tab

8. Click the Look dropdown menu, select the free Lumetri Look preset of your choice.

The Mars Man

Take your sci-fi to the Red Planet with this dusty Lumetri Look that is a total recall to blockbuster hits like The Martian.

Magnificent West

Inspired by the glorious westerns of the 1960s and 70s, this faded Lumetri Look brings down the saturation in favor of the dry and beautiful landscapes of films like The Magnificent Seven.

Saving Bryan

Get the nearly mandatory bleach bypass look of war epics, reminiscent of the actual WWII newsreels that inspired the color of films like Saving Private Ryan and shows like Band of Brothers.

Dr. Oddlove

A simple faded black and white Lumetri Look that will make you wish for one of them doomsday machines, just like the one in Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

Knife Jogger

The futuristic Blade Runner inspired orange and teal look that has defined action films and studio blockbusters.

9 More Free Lumetri Looks

A collection of other popular Hollywood looks available in this free Premiere Pro looks pack:

Illinois Jones
Raging Mule
O Mother
Furiosa
Amelia
May Tricks
Hogwash Express
Maximus
Versus

These color grading presets are free to use in any personal or commercial projects. By downloading, you agree not to resell or redistribute these free assets.

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What are your favorite Lumetri Looks? Let us know in the comments below.

A tip you’ll find in most articles about being successful on Instagram is to be consistent. This consistency can help you build a following, and it’s surprisingly easy to achieve.

If you’re looking to post consistent-looking photos and videos, all you need is a pair of Adobe programs along with a third-party app called LUT Generator to ensure that all your content has the same look and feel.

In this article we’ll explain how to use Lightroom presets and LUTs in Adobe Premiere.

The Importance of Consistency

There are several reasons you might consider putting in a little extra effort to ensure your photos and videos all look consistent.

If you’re trying to put together a portfolio that demonstrates who you are as an artist, consistency in your photos and videos is a great way to do this.

No matter where you’re sharing your content, a strong artist is one who creates something that others see and instantly say, “I know who created that!”

How to Find and Install Lightroom Presets

There are plenty of professional and popular photographers who offer free and paid Lightroom presets. A quick search online will reveal just how many Lightroom presets you can find out there.

Once you’ve downloaded a few presets, installing them in Lightroom is a simple four-step process.

In Lightroom, go to Edit > Preferences in Windows or Lightroom > Preferences on a Mac.
In the Presets tab, click Show Lightroom Presets Folder.
In the Explorer/Finder window that opens up, open the following folders: Lightroom & Develop Presets.
You can create new folders where you can then copy and paste downloaded presets, you can copy and paste entire folders you’ve downloaded, or copy individual presets into the User Presets folder. If you’re going to download a lot of presets, keeping them organized will help you maintain a semblance of sanity while in Lightroom.

How to Make Your Own Lightroom Presets

You can also easily create your own custom presets:

Open the image you want to edit and go to the Develop tab.
Apply the edits you want to make in Lightroom.
Click the + button in the Presets panel.
You can check and uncheck any of the edits you want included in the preset.
Any presets you’ll be using in Premiere should not include any edits from Lens Correction, Detail, Effects, or Clarity.
Click Create preset.

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Why Use LUTs in Adobe Premiere?

Now that you have your favorite photography presets worked out, you can apply that same style to your videos by converting them to LUTs. Pragmata pro download.

LUTs (“Look Up Tables”) allow you to apply color grading to your videos.

Just as you use Lightroom presets to change the color and feel of your photo, you can use LUTs to change the color and feel of your video.

You can use LUTs for either basic color correction or for applying a certain look or feel, such as the film effect, to your footage.

While LUTs can be used in various video editing apps like Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro, in this tutorial, we’ll be looking at how to use LUTs in Adobe Premiere. (They can also be used in Photoshop.)

How to Convert Lightroom Presets to LUTs

If you want to convert Lightroom Presets to Premiere LUTs in Mac (10.8 or greater) and Windows (7 or greater), you can do this using the free utility app LUT Generator.

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If you’re feeling generous or plan to use it for commercial purposes, you should consider making a donation to the creator when downloading it.

Downloading and Installing LUT Generator

Either way, to download the app, you’ll have to put in your email address and a download link will be sent to your inbox. You get a maximum of five downloads using that link.

The zip file you download includes a few free LUTs, along with three versions of the LUT Generator: a Mac beta version, a Mac version, and a Windows version.

Each version is an executable file so you won’t actually have to install anything. Just double-click the EXE or DMG file to open the app. Mac users: you don’t have to copy the app into your Applications folder for it to work.

Converting the Preset File in LUT Generator

Now that you have the LUT Generator open, you’re going to see a very small app with two buttons: Generate a Hald and Convert to Cube.

First, you’re going to generate a PNG image using the app, and then you’re going to import that PNG image into Adobe Lightroom to apply the preset to it.

Finally, you’re going to bring that edited PNG file back into the LUT Generator to convert it to a CUBE file.

Here is the exact step-by-step process:

Click the Generate a Hald button. This will open up an explorer or finder window, where you can choose where to save the PNG file you’re about to generate.
Select the folder location and click Open. It will seem like nothing happened and the window will close, but be assured your file has been generated.
Navigate to the location where you chose to save the file. You should now see a PNG file called Neutral-512.png.
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Double click the image in your library to open it and click the the Develop tab.
In the presets panel, click on the preset you want to convert to a LUT to apply it to the image.
Click File > Export or use the keyboard shortcut Shift + Ctrl + E (Cmd instead of Ctrl on Mac) to save the file to your computer as a JPG. Under File Settings set the Quality at 100 and the Color Space to sRGB. Under Image Settings set the Resolution at 72.
Once the file is exported, go back to the LUT Generator and click Convert to Cube.
In the window that opens up, navigate to where your exported file is saved and double-click the file.
A dialog box will open indicating that your file has been converted.
You should now see a file named Neutral-512.cube in the same folder as your PNG or JPG.

To see the process in action, check out the video below:

A few things to bear in mind:

When creating or exporting your presets for use in Adobe Premiere, the following settings should be disabled as they cannot be applied to LUTs: Detail, Lens Corrections, and Effects.
If you want to test the preset on your footage first, you can take a screenshot from your video and import it into Lightroom. This way you can apply presets to the footage and see which one works best before you convert the Preset to a LUT.

Applying LUTs to Video Footage in Adobe Premiere

Now that you have your LUT file, you can import it to Adobe Premiere and apply it to your video footage. There are several ways you can apply the LUT to your footage, but this is the easiest:

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Once you have your footage open in Adobe Premiere, go to Window > Lumetri Color to open the program’s LUTs panel.
Under Basic Correction find the Input LUT option.
Click the dropdown menu and select Browse.
Navigate to your converted file and double-click it to apply it to your footage.
If you have multiple pieces of footage, you’ll need to apply the LUT to each one.

You can see this process in the video below:

If you know you’re going to be using a LUT on a regular basis, you can copy it into a subfolder in the Adobe Premiere folder.

Mac users can get to the folder by opening the Applications folder and opening the Adobe Premiere folder. Hold down Control and right click the Adobe Premiere app and click Show Package Contents. Windows users can get there by going to their C Drive/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Premiere Pro folder.
Once in there, both Mac and Windows users should open the following folders: Lumetri/LUTS/Creative.
Copy and paste your LUT files into the Creative folder.
If you have Premiere open, close it and reopen it, and now your LUTs should appear in your Lumetri Color dropdown list.

Why LUTs Matter

If you’re still on the fence and aren’t sure if LUTs are worth your time, here are a few more reasons you should consider using LUTs:

You can get a cinematic look in your work.
You can learn from other photographers and filmmakers you admire as you begin develop your own personal style.
You can create an adjustment layer (go to File > New > Adjustment Layer) and apply your LUT to that layer. Extend that layer over multiple clips, and you’ll get the same look across them all, saving you some time in your editing process.

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Thank you so much this is a lifechanging tutorial !
It's so much easy to make color grading on lightroom !
'Select the folder location and click Open. It will seem like nothing happened and the window will close, but be assured your file has been generated.'
But…nothing happens. It does not create a file *anywhere* on my computer. ???