PictureFX Lac du Connemara

For the examples, AI-generated neutral-looking pictures were used. If you have issues with PictureFX LUTs in your software or camera, there is a link below to software that can convert LUTs and adjust them for different types and models of video and still cameras.

Here is an AI-generated picture in its neutral state.

And below, using PictureFX Lac Du Connemara Lut

Like with many Film Simulations, it looks great on one picture but not so much on another. So, it’s all about experimenting.

You can find the PictureFX Lac du Connemara on FreshLuts.com by searching for ‘PictureFX’ (with the same capitalization) or simply scroll down here to find the link below.

The downloadable version from FreshLuts is in .cube format, which works in nearly every application that uses Cube Luts, such as Darktable, Lightroom, Luminar, etc.

PictureFX Lac du Connemara on FresLUTS :

PictureFX Lac du Connemara

https://freshluts.com/luts/2277

RawTherapee users can download the same Lut from FreshLuts and then convert it using their own program or via the Vertopal converter here below :

Convert CUBE to PNG

https://www.vertopal.com/en/convert/cube-to-png

If you’re using software that doesn’t work with the provided .cube LUT, or if you have a Nikon, Canon, Panasonic camera that supports LUTs, you can convert them using LUTCalc. Here’s the link :

LUTCalc

https://cameramanben.github.io/LUTCalc/LUTCalc/index.html

LUTCalc is a desktop app for generating, analysing and previewing 1D and 3D Lookup Tables (LUTs) for video cameras that shoot log gammas.

Some pictures are created with AI using Dall-E

This article was written by Marc R.
While I primarily speak Dutch and have some knowledge of English and a little French, ChatGPT helps ensure my writing is grammatically correct. I often mix Dutch and English in my drafts, and ChatGPT steps in to translate and correct.

La Gallerie

The photo gallery of Open Source Photography, Olympus micro 4/3 system, Vintage Lens Photograpy, Film Simulation, PictureFX, HDR – Photographer : Marc R.