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Apply a Hald CLUT look to a clip with FFmpeg haldclut
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What this guide covers
For editors who want to apply a colour look stored as a Hald CLUT image or video, and to make a CLUT with FFmpeg. You end with the documented filter graph and checks for it. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run.
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Guide title
Apply a Hald CLUT look to a clip with FFmpeg haldclut
Coverage
For editors who want to apply a colour look stored as a Hald CLUT image or video, and to make a CLUT with FFmpeg. You end with the documented filter graph and checks for it. Based on the FFmpeg filters manual and not run.
Example
A hypothetical grade stored as a CLUT picture applied to a test clip; the guide says nothing was run and no look was seen.
Useful starting points
- Generate any CLUT video with a lossless codec; the manual says to use one.
- If the effect stops partway, check whether repeatlast was set to 0, which disables the filter after the last CLUT frame.
- The manual says nothing about colour space handling, so do not assume a CLUT is colour managed.
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