Official Camera Log LUTs for DaVinci Resolve

These are the official conversion LUTs published by the camera manufacturers themselves — the technically correct way to take S-Log, C-Log, N-Log, V-Log, D-Log and Log-C footage back to a Rec.709 starting point before you grade. Always start from the official LUT, then build your look on top.

10 free resources
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Fujifilm Film Simulation LUTs
Official free LUTs recreating Fujifilm's in-camera film simulations.
Official LUT FREE
2
Panasonic V-Log LUT Library
Official free LUT downloads for Lumix V-Log and V-Log L cameras.
Official LUT FREE
3
DJI Official LUT Download Center
Official free D-Log to Rec.709 LUTs for every DJI drone and camera.
Official LUT FREE
4
Sony Professional LUT Library
Official free LUTs for on-set monitoring and post with Sony cameras.
Official LUT FREE
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Nikon N-Log 3D LUT
Official free 3D LUT for grading N-Log footage from Nikon mirrorless cameras.
Official LUT FREE
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Nikon RED Creative LUTs
Four free creative LUTs for N-Log, developed by Nikon with RED.
Official LUT FREE
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Canon Log LUT (Official)
Official free Canon Log to Rec.709 lookup tables for Canon cinema cameras.
Official LUT FREE
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ARRI LUT Generator
Official free tool to generate custom LUTs for ARRI Log-C workflows.
Official LUT FREE
9
RED IPP2 Output Presets
Official free 3D LUTs for every RED IPP2 output transform combination.
Official LUT FREE
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RED Creative LUT Kit
25 free creative LUTs for RED footage by Phil Holland and Eric Weidt.
Official LUT FREE

Frequently asked

Why use the official LUT instead of a creative one?

The official manufacturer LUT is a technically accurate log-to-Rec709 transform. It gives you correct color and contrast as a neutral base, which you then grade on top of.

Are manufacturer LUTs free?

Yes. Sony, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, DJI, RED, ARRI and Fujifilm all publish their conversion LUTs for free.

Which LUT do I need for my camera?

Pick the one that matches your camera brand and its log format — for example S-Log3 for Sony, C-Log for Canon, or V-Log for Panasonic.