Bringing Photoshop LUTs into Lightroom for Advanced Color Grading

[@Secondcropcreative]

Come on now guys!!!! Who is excited for this? I think it's a real game changer - what kind of LUTs are you going to create in Photoshop and load into Lightroom? Let me know below!!!!

[@AjaxRowshan]

Thanks, I couldn't find the settings folder so i just exported the profile from photoshop as a .zip file

[@kategough7917]

is there a way to do this on a macbook? I can't find my lut on desktop or finder anywhere to import to lightroom.

[@Secondcropcreative]

Even by searching?! 🤔 This tutorial was on a MacBook Pro so I’d assume it’s very similar

[@WallStreetImage]

It's weird because this isn't working for me now. Wondering if it has to do with updates to Adobe

[@Secondcropcreative]

Hmmm I’ll have to take a look at it 🤔

[@PhotoTrainer]

I will definitely create an Infrared LUT, having shot a ton of IR Ektachrome back Film Era. Aslo may reference the film halation properties to further enhance the finishing of images created digitally. I came here actually looking for the difference between LUTs and Profiles as I am getting orange people in the default Lr classic profiles, even though I am using Broncolor and a colorchecker. So I am wondering how to approach a solution by way of Presets? LUTs? or come sort of camera profile? Thank you for your good and honest video style. So tired of the huckster carnival barkers with only keen insight into the obvious, begging for minions. On the contrary to that, this shit is helpful. ~TEU

[@Secondcropcreative]

Appreciate the comment and support. If the photos all have similar settings I would definitely set up a preset (potentially a profile) - the main thing to diagnose is what needs to happen to your image to correct it. Once you know that you can tackle it with either a preset or profile or heck, both.