The amanmq built in LUTs share the same camera models as many of the ArionFX LUT’s, yet they seem to output very different results. Should the LUTs applied in frame buffer and in PS/Arion on a 32bit EXR be the same/very similar?
I have attached two images below, one with LUT applied in Corona, the other in PS with arion. Both using the a ‘Canon DSC 315 5’ LUT
I love ArionFX I really can’t do without it now, I use it for photos as well even if it’s not 32 but 12 bits, it still worth it.
I can’t tell for Corona but it looks like there’s a gamma correction problem here. It’s easy to be lost in all those settings, even more now with 1.5 -_-
I guess this could be this: LUT clamps the image - Corona for 3ds Max :: Issues - Chaos Forum
Or maybe in Corona something else is affecting the LUT, since other post processing operations are considered.
Could you send a more extreme example? Maybe with some hardcore instagram looking LUT?
What settings do you mean specifically? In Corona you shouldn’t touch virtually any settings, and if you do, they should not be confusing. An explanation would be greatly appreciated!
I thought it may have been a gamma issue. The LUT seems to flatten the image when applied in the VFB, but tends to add contrast when applied in arion. Will upload more dramatic LUT soon.
BTW, just to check my understanding - in one image, you use a LUT provided with Corona with a particular camera name, applied in the VFB; then in the other you use a LUT provided with Arion that has the same camera name, applied in Arion? So each image uses a different LUT file (albeit with the same camera / film stock name), as well as the different software? If that’s the case, what happens when you load the Corona LUT into Arion and use it there, and / or load the Arion LUT into Corona and use it there? Just to narrow down variables
Tho I was assuming adanmq’s LUT’s would be the same (or at least very close) as ArionFX’s given the camera list is identical and so are all the specific camera names. It seems they do respond very similarly except for the gamma(?) difference, with all the in built LUTs being a slightly flatter image.