LUT #1 – Apply image styles to other photos easily - photo editing software compatible with Windows 11, 10, 8 and 7
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Price: 29.99
Last update: 01-20-2025
About this item
Create an LUT photo style from image
User database for LUT photo styles
14 image templates (presets)
Image editing software compatible with Windows 11, 10, 8.1 and 7
Product Description
System requirements:
- Compatible with Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 7
- Internet connection required for product activation
Apply image styles to other photos
With LUT #1 you can apply any photo style to another image with just a few clicks – no more time-consuming image editing with layers and masks. Create your own professional filter collection!
- Create an LUT photo style from image
- User database for LUT photo styles
- 14 image presets (templates)
- LUT colour modes: Full-colour/Exclusive
- Processing of RAW image files
The user interface is optimised for HD and ultra HD (4K) resolution. All main areas can be moved individually, and all buttons feature interactive explanations (tooltips).
The different areas are clearly structured: on the left side there are the presets (templates), in the middle you can find the image area of the current editing, and on the right side there are the settings for the LUT photo style creation with your own style database.
Create your own filter library
Some time ago you developed a picture and you really like the look. Now you want to apply this photo style to other images, but you cannot remember exactly how you created this look. Or perhaps you want to create your own library with a collection of your best filters and photo styles that you can use in other image editing programs? If all this sounds familiar to you, LUT #1 is just the right tool for you!
The manual adaptation of a photo style can be very time consuming, that is why you use so called LUTs. An LUT (or Look-Up Table) is a table that contains certain image parameters such as colour tone, saturation, contrast etc. With the "Colour" parameter, for example, each colour of the original photo is assigned a new colour with the help of a reference image.
With the variant browser of LUT #1 you always have an overview of your created LUT photo styles/filters and can select the desired look directly from there.
