These LUT shaders (effects which are based on the principle of so called Look Up Tables, short: LUT) are Arri 3D LUTs for monitor grading.

Simply set the "Mix" to 255 to see the full effect and choose one of the 16 profiles from the drop-down list. More details on:
https://www.arri.com/en/learn-help/learn-help-camera-system/tools/lut-generator

These LUT shaders (effects which are based on the principle of so called Look Up Tables, short: LUT) are intended for color correction.

Simply set the "Mix" to 255 to see the full effect and choose one of the 50 creative LUT profiles from the drop-down list.

In difference to all other predefined LUT shaders, this one let's you assign a look up table in terms of an image file (16bit PNG) which allows for a custom color correction or modification.

Examples can be found in the Stock Assets folder under Textures > Custom 3D LUTs. The "neutral_LUT" file is of interest if you would like to create your own LUT or convert another LUT format, like a CUBE or 3DL file using your graphics software.

In Adobe Photoshop for example, you would load our neutral_LUT PNG file and then either apply your own color correction or choose to convert an existing LUT file. For that, first add an "Adjustment Layer" > "Color Lookup", select it and then choose in the "Properties" tab which LUT file you would like to convert. At the end, please save your file as a 16bit PNG file. For a more detailed description see: https://streamshark.io/obs-guide/converting-cube-3dl-lut-to-image

In PB, simply set the "Mix" to 255 to see the full effect and assign the PNG image as the "LUT Media" to the layer, e.g. Video or Output Layer.

These LUT shaders (effects which are based on the principle of so called Look Up Tables, short: LUT) are intended for color correction.

Simply set the "Mix" to 255 to see the full effect and choose one of the 55 predefined LUT profiles from the drop-down list.

These LUT shaders (effects which are based on the principle of so called Look Up Tables, short: LUT) are intended for color correction.

Simply set the "Mix" to 255 to see the full effect and choose one of the 62 predefined LUT profiles from the drop-down list.