Fcpx lut color problem

Hello. Colourist send me LUT that already approved by customer, I use it and I get always different color :( Same color space, same lut, same videos but still different colours in the end.

Why? I do nothing, only use lut. In Premiere pro and Davinchi resolve it works perfect - the same, but FCPX gives a more pink picture. What I did wrong?

MacBook Pro 14″

Posted on Dec 13, 2023 11:33 PM

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