Create 3D LUTs, by using various reference image files and performing manual adjustments, with this lightweight piece of software.
- Briz Creative Look
- Version :1.00
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :BRIZ Software
Briz Creative Look Description
Whether you want to match the colors of images taken with multiple cameras, create videos from clips with different saturation settings or map the colors from paintings, photos or movies, you may benefit from using Briz Creative Look.
It is a simple tool, designed to help you create 3D LUT files that map the colors from a reference photo of your choice and can be used in various image editing applications.
Offers multiple reference images and allows you to load new ones
In order to create a color lookup table, you can use one of the many included photos and paintings. The application matches the colors of the loaded preview image to those in the reference files.
You can load other images in the library, allowing you to extract color information from your favorite photos, paintings or movie stills. The application supports JPG, BMP, ICO, EMF and WMF image files.
Make fine adjustments to color values
Whether you use a reference image or not, it is possible to fine-tune multiple settings. You can modify color gain, the overall saturation, as well as adjust the strength of various color tones.
Briz Creative Look can calculate the color values for the low, middle and high ranges separately, as well as prevent oversaturation.
The application supports numerous LUT formats, including 3DL Fusion, Cube 3D, Dolby DD3, Autodesk Lustre 3D, Nuconda 3D and many others.
Minimalistic user interface
Briz Creative Look features a simple interface, as all the program’s functions are easily accessible and available in the main window.
However, it does not support drag and drop functionality for adding preview and reference images. Also, no documentation is included, which may have helped some users understand the application’s more advanced functions.
All in all, if you are looking for a straightforward tool that can help you create color lookup tables from reference image files, then save them to various LUT formats, you should try Briz Creative Look.