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You're welcome Phil!

Phil,


Unfortunately , I don't use Adobe Premiere Pro only Resolve and Redcine-X so I'm afraid I won't be able to help with that one, sorry.

Phil,

Nope, But you can decrease the intensity of a lut in Resolve and export it to be used in Redcine-X.


Here is the sample image from Phil Holland I always use in resolve with a 5000 Kelvin...

Thanks Jay,

I assumed Curtis was using the latest beta, I am. So that could be Curtis's problem.

https://www.red.com/download/redcine-x-pro-win-beta

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Curtis,


And to verify, you are creating a "BIN" to put your clips in and not just putting them under "Project". Also you are selecting that BIN before using "Bin(all Clips)"?

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Curtis,

It worked perfectly for me. And, if you look at all the clips you applied the preset to, they all have the Creative Lut from the original clip applied to them.
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Part 1-To import the Creative Lut

1) Inside of Redcine-X, Go to the "Image:Grading" tab
2) Next, under the "Creative 3D Lut Manager" area Click on the "White Triangle" to open up the dropdown...

Curtis,


Do it for the 350 clips in Redcine-X


https://i.postimg.cc/sXzfBr6P/Screenshot-810.png


https://i.postimg.cc/cJw44Hm4/Screenshot-813.png