LUT (or the "lookup table") offers a means of changing the look of images by altering the color values of pixels that make up those images. On the surface, though, LUTs work just like any filter-like color adjustments, only LUTs are universal, meaning, they can be used across different editing programs and different mediums including cinema and photography. In a way, LUTs are similar to the color adjustment presets in Photomator. Both are sets of color, shadow, and contrast adjustments that combined give an image a particular look and feel. LUTs can also be used together with built-in Photomator adjustments.
Photomator comes with 5 pre-made LUT categories, including Cinematic, Color Blindness, Duotone, Grayscale Conversion, and Photo Filter LUTs. To apply any of the default LUTs to a photo, do the following:
If you have a custom LUT or a LUTs collection you want to use in Photomator, you can import it. Photomator supports LUTs in the .cube file format. Once you import it, the custom LUT will be saved to the Photomator LUTs library and will always be available from the LUT pop-up menu.
To import a custom LUT:
When you apply a LUT, you may want to additionally adjust it or save it as a color adjustment preset. You can do so by converting the LUT into Photomator color adjustments.
To import a custom LUT:
If you have a set of color adjustments you'd like to use in apps other than Photomator, you can export them as LUTs.
To import a custom LUT:
LUTs are managed outside Photomator, in a dedicated "Custom LUTs" folder on your device. Here, you can add and name folders to create new LUT collections that will appear in Photomator.
To manage your custom LUTs: