Four steps from the card in your camera to a finished clip on your phone.
Import the clips from one dive in a single go. They sit in a tray on the phone, in order.
The app reads the file to find the camera, then reads the picture to work out the depth and the water. It does this per clip.
It picks the right filter and strength on its own. You can move it by hand if you want something different.
Save the finished clips to your camera roll. Your originals are left untouched.
The same camera list the browser tool uses. If your camera is not here, the clip still works, it is read as standard footage.
| Camera or brand | Profile detected | What LUTly does |
|---|---|---|
| Any other camera | STANDARD REC.709, HLG HDR | Treats the clip as standard Rec.709, or as HLG if you pick it. Use this when the camera is not in the list. |
| Apple iPhone | STANDARD (HDR OFF), HDR (DOLBY VISION / HLG), APPLE LOG | Reads the file for an Apple Log or HDR tag, decodes it back to a normal range, then grades on top. |
| Sony | STANDARD, S-LOG3 / S-GAMUT3.CINE, HLG | Decodes S-Log3 with the S-Gamut3.Cine primaries before the look goes on, so blacks hold and skin stays put. |
| Canon | STANDARD, C-LOG3 | Decodes C-Log3, then grades. C-Log3 is the only Canon log profile offered today. |
| Panasonic | STANDARD, V-LOG, HLG | Decodes V-Log or HLG, then grades on the flattened image. |
| GoPro | STANDARD, PROTUNE FLAT, GP-LOG | Decodes Protune Flat or GP-Log, then grades. Also used for GoPro clips shot in a dive housing. |
| DJI | STANDARD, HLG, D-LOG M, D-LOG | Decodes D-Log, D-Log M or HLG depending on the drone, then grades. |
| Blackmagic Design | VIDEO (REC.709), FILM GEN5 | Decodes Blackmagic Film Gen 5, then grades. Gen 5 is the only Blackmagic film profile offered today. |
No. The clips in your camera roll are left alone. The app writes a new file when you export.
A short clip is done in about the time it takes to watch it. Longer clips take longer, and the phone does the work while you wait.
Yes. Everything runs on the phone, so it works on a boat with no signal.
Each clip is read on its own, so a GoPro clip and a Sony clip in the same tray each get the right treatment.
Yes. The app picks a starting point for you and you can move it if you want a different result.
A normal video file you can save to your camera roll or send straight into an edit.
No. The app reads the file and works it out. You can override it if the file is unusual.