Helloi am fcp user and avid user
In this 2 configuration it is not necessary to convert file FCP use directly and Avid import it on amalink and transcode so i don't need to use dji converter ...
I look for some LUT for color profile but i would like use one for the inspire camera .


I would like to get a color who are very near the reality ..
If some body have an idea ????

Thanks

If you watch the Tutorial that Jim Hare posted, you can see that he is using these Luts made for the Inspire 1.
http://neumannfilms.net/?product=dji-inspire-1-luts

I use Adobe Premiere Pro CC and have both the Neumann Films LUTs and Magic Bullet Suite. However I find that these LUTs overdo the correction and can look unnatural, and I end up making lots of adjustments after the fact. So I generally prefer to just use Premiere's built-in RGB Color Corrector in the Video Effects tab to adjust gamma and levels. 9 times out of 10 that provides all I need for a natural look, but sometimes after that I may add LUTs at minimal strength to add more "mood."

One important point is that there is no single LUT for a particular camera.  LUTs are designed to create a particular "look," and the log video format allows you to use a number of different ones to achieve very different final results from the same footage.  If you're trying to make your footage look warm, or cool, richly saturated, bleach-bypass or anything else you have to do to match other footage in your project or maintain a particular overall "feel" to your footage, LUTs are how to do it.  But you'll need more than one, and they only set a baseline.  You have to be prepared to tweak to get what you want.

Abe Posted at 2015-5-2 13:37
I use Adobe Premiere Pro CC and have both the Neumann Films LUTs and Magic Bullet Suite. However I f ...

It's very easy to apply the LUT and simply back off on the intensity.   Many run the LUTs between 50%-85%.

RonnieBeckett Posted at 2015-5-2 09:26
If you watch the Tutorial that Jim Hare posted, you can see that he is using these Luts made for the ...

Thansk i have already this one but this lut is not easy to apply .... When you use dji app the lut is auto variation to get a good level ,
I look for a lut with the same value

PeteGould Posted at 2015-5-3 08:23
One important point is that there is no single LUT for a particular camera.  LUTs are designed to cr ...

Sorry but if you have a lut file for inspire the lut know the neutral value of the "capteur" and can do a picture variation.
That is why there differents camera lut .
If you use blackmagic camera lut  709 you get a different result than a sony lut 709 .
Witch one do you use ?