Add a Miniature Effect on Your Video for Filmy Looks. To Add This Effect, Read the Complete Guide and Make Your Video Cinematic by Wondershare Filmora

Want to add selective blur to make everything look smaller? Don’t have any idea how to focus on specific mini-things? Then don’t worry! In this article, you’ll get a step-by-step process to add miniature effects to your video. At the end of the process, you’ll have cinematic shots. Then start with us now! Scroll more to get pro tips!

What Is a Miniature Effect?

But first, let’s learn the logic of making the miniature effect. As many video editing pros present on Tiktok, the miniature effect is a fun way to brighten up your photography or video shots. For example, when taking a video or a time-lapse of a landscape, we always have a bigger depth of field, so most objects in the frame are in focus.

However, when we film a miniature model, the depth of field is shallow. So, we only see some objects in focus, and the rest is blurry. This visual trick makes our brain believe that the big landscape we’re seeing is actually a tiny model.

To create a miniature look, we can use specific effects to fake a shallow depth of field, and then the landscape view will look like a tiny model. While some keys to notice before making the miniature effect are:

• It utilizes selective blur to make things appear like small
• The miniature effect works best for footage filmed from a high angle.
• The tiny effect is usually used in drone footage, time lapses, or landscape photography.

Are you all set to add miniature effects to your video and make film-like shots? Then scroll more and get the step-by-step process.

How to Make a Miniature effect?

You are excited to add a miniature effect, and enjoy the rest! Without any further delay, follow the below instructions and get results!

Step1 Download the Wondershare Filmora

• First of all, you have to download the Wondershare Filmora .
• It’s packed with new features and effects plugins that make editing more filmy and fun!

Note: filmora has a unique “stock media” option that enables us to use all these elements and more to boost our videos!

Step2 Choose any stock footage

If you don’t have good-quality footage, but want to boost your video, here is how. You can get the miniature effect without a big format view camera or specialized lens.

• Open Filmora and select any stock footage in Wondershare Filmora.

Move to the stock media folder on the above bar in the Wondershare Filmora. Or you can look towards the left window, where you will see the sample videos tab.

• Click on the sample videos tab, and a new window will appear on the library screen.

Here you will see almost more than 20 videos. So, instead of using the actual recorded footage, we’ll make do with what we have by default. After selecting and adding the stock footage of your choice. Then you have to follow the below process:

• First, hold the Stock Footage as shown in the folder section.
• Then Drag and Drop it to the timeline section for further editing.

Who will get Stock Media?

Want to get stock media? You can only have access to the stock media library if you already buy the license of Wondershare Filmora.

• The latest version has an unlimited stock library.
• After purchasing any plan, you can access Stock Media (Unsplash, Giphy, Pixabay, Pixel).

Step3 Head to the effect panel

As we are working on miniature effects, what do we need first? First, we ensure that we have a Blur effect on the video.

To add a blur effect from the panel, follow the below-mentioned steps:

• First of all, move toward the above tabs.
• Then click on the 5th section, which is Effect
• After selecting the effect tab, a new window will pop up.
• In this section, we have 500+ different effects.
• Then, click on the search bar.
• Search for the Blur effect.
• After that, click on the Blur 2
• Then Download this effect if you haven’t done this already.

Step4 Add the blur effect to the video

After selecting and downloading the blur effect, it’s time to add it to the video. Again, see how precise it turned out. To add effect, follow below steps:

• First, drag and Drop the effect toward the timeline.
• Then, make sure to release the effect on the video to give it a lens blur appearance.

Step5 Add the effect multiple times

Want to get an ideal blur level? If you need more blur level in your video and make it more cinematic, then follow the below steps:

• First, ensure that the opacity of the blur effect is 100%.
• Then, if you still want more blurriness, add Blur 2 effect multiple times on the video.
• Finally, add effect by just the Drag and Drop

Step6 Drop the same video clip

• Add the same video clip 2nd time on the timeline.
• Add it by just the Drag and Drop
• Make sure you add it to 2nd video track in the timeline above the first one.

Step7 Add masks on the Video

Now, it’s time to select a specific video portion and add a mask. Due to this, we will have a selective blur portion. For this, follow the below guidelines:

• Double-click on the video present in 2nd track.
• The settings tab will be open in the top left section.
• Then find the Mask section and click on it.
• After this, click on the Double-line.
• Set the mask on video according to your style and choice.

Note: you can adjust the mask size and position by rotating and changing its shape.

Watch the rotating and adjusting actions as shown below!

For example, when we add a mask in the below time-lapse video, follow the above mask adjustments. Unfortunately, we can’t get good results. Therefore, we will apply another way to add a mask by changing shape and position. Follow the instructions for modifications:

• Make a building or any object Blurry near the camera because it is not present within the depth of field.
• While the object is far from the camera, it is focused because it is in the depth of the field.
• Then adjust the mask, as per your choice.

Want to change the shape of the mask? Then follow the below steps:

• Double-click on the video present in 2nd video track.
• Settings will activate on the top left side.
• Then click on the Mask tab to open it.
• Select the Rectangular mask from the list and apply it.

Note: make sure you are masking the same extent and excluding the object you want to be out of focus.

Now, it’s time to mask the whole object, which is far, but we want to make it in focus! For this, follow these steps:

• Add the same stock video clip a third time on the third video track of the timeline.
• Then add a mask in a Rectangle shape on the building.
• Don’t blur the edge of this mask.

Step8 Final Look

You are excited now to see the final look of your miniature effect! Finally, it’s in front of you! Just modify it more if you want to make it more precise.

Have you tried to add a miniature effect before? If yes, then share your experience with us! Try with more mask shapes and add more blur effects. Make sure that you are using Wondershare Filmora to make more filmy shots. Feel free to try out different effects and enjoy the following results!

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Step2 Choose any stock footage

If you don’t have good-quality footage, but want to boost your video, here is how. You can get the miniature effect without a big format view camera or specialized lens.

• Open Filmora and select any stock footage in Wondershare Filmora.

Move to the stock media folder on the above bar in the Wondershare Filmora. Or you can look towards the left window, where you will see the sample videos tab.

• Click on the sample videos tab, and a new window will appear on the library screen.

Here you will see almost more than 20 videos. So, instead of using the actual recorded footage, we’ll make do with what we have by default. After selecting and adding the stock footage of your choice. Then you have to follow the below process:

• First, hold the Stock Footage as shown in the folder section.
• Then Drag and Drop it to the timeline section for further editing.

Who will get Stock Media?

Want to get stock media? You can only have access to the stock media library if you already buy the license of Wondershare Filmora.

• The latest version has an unlimited stock library.
• After purchasing any plan, you can access Stock Media (Unsplash, Giphy, Pixabay, Pixel).

Step3 Head to the effect panel

As we are working on miniature effects, what do we need first? First, we ensure that we have a Blur effect on the video.

To add a blur effect from the panel, follow the below-mentioned steps:

• First of all, move toward the above tabs.
• Then click on the 5th section, which is Effect
• After selecting the effect tab, a new window will pop up.
• In this section, we have 500+ different effects.
• Then, click on the search bar.
• Search for the Blur effect.
• After that, click on the Blur 2
• Then Download this effect if you haven’t done this already.

Step4 Add the blur effect to the video

After selecting and downloading the blur effect, it’s time to add it to the video. Again, see how precise it turned out. To add effect, follow below steps:

• First, drag and Drop the effect toward the timeline.
• Then, make sure to release the effect on the video to give it a lens blur appearance.

Step5 Add the effect multiple times

Want to get an ideal blur level? If you need more blur level in your video and make it more cinematic, then follow the below steps:

• First, ensure that the opacity of the blur effect is 100%.
• Then, if you still want more blurriness, add Blur 2 effect multiple times on the video.
• Finally, add effect by just the Drag and Drop

Step6 Drop the same video clip

• Add the same video clip 2nd time on the timeline.
• Add it by just the Drag and Drop
• Make sure you add it to 2nd video track in the timeline above the first one.

Step7 Add masks on the Video

Now, it’s time to select a specific video portion and add a mask. Due to this, we will have a selective blur portion. For this, follow the below guidelines:

• Double-click on the video present in 2nd track.
• The settings tab will be open in the top left section.
• Then find the Mask section and click on it.
• After this, click on the Double-line.
• Set the mask on video according to your style and choice.

Note: you can adjust the mask size and position by rotating and changing its shape.

Watch the rotating and adjusting actions as shown below!

For example, when we add a mask in the below time-lapse video, follow the above mask adjustments. Unfortunately, we can’t get good results. Therefore, we will apply another way to add a mask by changing shape and position. Follow the instructions for modifications:

• Make a building or any object Blurry near the camera because it is not present within the depth of field.
• While the object is far from the camera, it is focused because it is in the depth of the field.
• Then adjust the mask, as per your choice.

Want to change the shape of the mask? Then follow the below steps:

• Double-click on the video present in 2nd video track.
• Settings will activate on the top left side.
• Then click on the Mask tab to open it.
• Select the Rectangular mask from the list and apply it.

Note: make sure you are masking the same extent and excluding the object you want to be out of focus.

Now, it’s time to mask the whole object, which is far, but we want to make it in focus! For this, follow these steps:

• Add the same stock video clip a third time on the third video track of the timeline.
• Then add a mask in a Rectangle shape on the building.
• Don’t blur the edge of this mask.

Step8 Final Look

You are excited now to see the final look of your miniature effect! Finally, it’s in front of you! Just modify it more if you want to make it more precise.

Have you tried to add a miniature effect before? If yes, then share your experience with us! Try with more mask shapes and add more blur effects. Make sure that you are using Wondershare Filmora to make more filmy shots. Feel free to try out different effects and enjoy the following results!

Free Download For Win 7 or later(64-bit)

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Learn Everything About Leeming LUT Pro

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

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For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

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For macOS 10.12 or later

Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

Try It Free Try It Free

Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

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Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

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Color grading can be a tedious process, especially if you don’t have the technical skills required to achieve the desired result. That’s where a LUT can come in handy. So, what is a LUT?

LUT stands for “look up table.” Simply put, a LUT is a color preset that you can apply to your video footage to speed up the color grading process. While LUTs are commonly used to speed up the color grading process, they can also be used for other tasks, such as color transfer between software, monitor calibration, and more.

In this article, we’ll explore a particular LUT – Leeming LUT Pro™ and how you can use it in various video editors.

In this article

01 What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

02 Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

03 How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

What is Leeming LUT Pro™?

Leeming LUT Pro™ is the world’s first unified, corrective Look Up Table (LUT) system for supported cameras. It’s designed to maximize dynamic range, fix skin tones, remove unwanted color casts and provide an accurate Rec709 starting point for further creative color grading.

The Pro LUTs are designed for perfect Rec709 colorimetry and have a linear luma curve, with an average measured dE(2000) of less than 1. As a result, they are visually indistinguishable from reality to the human eye.

Athena LUTs are a brighter version of Pro. They are designed around how the eye sees while retaining the same perfect colorimetry as Pro.

Supported Cameras of Leeming LUT Pro™

• Panasonic G Series: All G series cameras with Cine-D, V-LogL, and HLG for Rec709
• Panasonic S Series: All S series cameras with V-Log, V-Log BRAW, V-Log ProRes RAW, Cine-D, Cine-D2, and HLG for Rec709
• Fujifilm X Series: All X Series cameras with F-Log, Eterna Cinema, Pro Neg Std, and HLG for Rec709
• Canon R Series: All R series cameras with the Faithful Picture Style, C-Log, C-Log3, and CanonRAW
• Canon C Series: All C series cameras with BT.709, C-Log2, C-Log3, HDR-PQ for Rec709, and HLG for Rec709
• Blackmagic Pocket 4K/6K/6K Pro: All cameras with Gen 4 or Gen5 Film
• Blackmagic Pocket/Micro: Older cameras with Gen1 Film
• Nikon Z Series: All cameras with N-Log, Flat
• Sony A Series: All cameras with Picture profile menus, like the A7, with Cine2, S-Log2, S-Log3, HLG/3 for Rec709, and S-Cinetone
• JVC: GY-LS300 with J-Log1
• RunCam: 5 Orange Normal, Flat
• GoPro: 6,7 8, 9 & 10 ProTune, 4 & 5 ProTune, Session ProTune
• DJI: Mavic3, Phantom 4 Pro, Air 2S, Mavic 2 Pro, Mavic Air 2, Mini Series, Mavic Air, Mavic Pro, Pocket 2, Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, X5 Series

How to Import and Use Leeming LUT Pro™ in Different Video Editors

Leeming LUT Pro™ is supported by various video editors, coloring software, and motion graphics programs, such as:

• Final Cut Pro X
• Avid Media Composer
• DaVinci Resolve
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Adobe After Effects
• Magix Vegas
• Grass Valley Edius
• Lightworks
• Cyberlink PowerDirector
• LumaFusion

Next, we’ll explore how you can use Leeming LUT in some popular video editors.

1. How to Use Leeming LUT in FCPX

Follow these steps to use Leeming LUT in Final Cut Pro:

Step 1. Import Footage

Launch Final Cut Pro and import your footage. To import your footage, navigate to the top left corner and click on the import icon (the arrow pointing downwards).

In the window that opens, your camera or device name should appear in the left column under devices.

Click on your camera or device to display the media you want to import. Then select the media you want to import and click on the import selected button in the bottom right corner to import your footage.

Step 2. Highlight the Footage

Highlight all the footage by clicking and dragging your pointer over the footage or press Command + A to select all the footage.

Step 3. Open the Inspector

After highlighting all the footage, open the Inspector menu and click the little i icon. Then go down to the bottom of the Inspector and switch from Basic to General.

Step 4. Select the Camera LUT Option

Select Camera LUT from the options under General and click on the Add Custom Camera LUT option.

Step 5. Import Leeming LUTs into FCPX

Find the folder where your Leeming LUTs are stored and import them into Final Cut Pro by clicking on Open.

Step 6. Select the LUT

Once imported, go back to the Camera LUT option under General and click on it. Then scroll down the available options and select your Leeming LUT under the Custom Camera options.

Finally, click the profile you used to apply it to your footage.

2. How to Use Leeming LUT in PowerDirector

Follow these steps to use a LUT in PowerDirector:

Step 1. Launch PowerDirector

Open PowerDirector and select Full Mode.

Step 2. Import Media

Click the import button and then select Import Media Folder to import the video footage you want to apply the Leeming LUT to.

Step 3. Add Footage to Timeline

Drag and drop the imported video footage into your project’s timeline.

Step 4. Select the Fix/Enhance Option

Click on the video clip on the timeline and choose the Fix/Enhance option.

Step 5. Select the Color Presets & CLUTs Option

In the top left window that opens above the timeline, select the Color Presets & CLUTs option under Enhance.

Step 6. Apply the Leeming LUT to the Footage

Click on the import button in the panel to import the Leeming LUT file. Once imported, apply it to give your video a more vibrant look.

Part 5: Bonus! Use Filmora – Easy to Use Video Editor for Color LUTs

Besides Final Cut Pro and PowerDirector, Filmora is another excellent video editing software that you can use to apply LUTs to your video.

Designed for beginners and intermediate users, Filmora is an intuitive yet powerful video editing software.

For instance, you can apply 3D LUTs to your video using Filmora. Unlike 1D LUTs, which can only control one value setting, 3D LUTs can allow you to control various value settings. As a result, 3D LUTs can give you more control over specific color values in your video.

Here’s how you can apply LUTs using Filmora:

Step 1. Import the Footage

Launch Filmora and choose New Project. In the New Project window that opens, import the video you want to apply the LUT to by clicking on Import and selecting one of the drop-down options.

Step 2. Add the Video to the Timeline

Drag and drop the video into your project’s timeline.

Step 3. Open the Color Tab

Double click the video on the timeline to select it. Once it’s selected, go to the top left panel and click on the color tab.

Step 4. Apply a LUT to the Video

Under the color tab, navigate to the 3D LUT option and select one of the available options in the 3D LUT drop-down menu to apply a LUT.

Many LUTs are named after popular TV shows and series whose visual styles they mimic, such as Batman, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and more.

Once you apply a LUT, you can see your changes in the Preview Window. Besides using the preset LUTs, Filmora also allows you to use custom LUTs. Instead of choosing one of the presets, click on the Load New LUT option to import your custom LUT into Filmora.

Step 5. Make Fine Adjustments

Once you apply a LUT, Filmora can allow you to make further modifications to the video. Click on the Advanced button at the bottom of the color tab to view advanced color correction options.

In the new window that opens, you can adjust several things, such as color, light, HSL, and more. You can also choose from a variety of other available presets.

Step 6. Save the Changes

Once you’re satisfied with the changes you’ve applied, click on the OK button in the lower right corner to save the changes.

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Conclusion

LUTs are a fast way to color grade your footage after color correction. However, to ensure your LUTs work effectively, here are some important guidelines you should observe when using LUTs:

• Ensure your footage matches from shot to shot, especially if you’re applying LUTs to multiple clips.
• Ensure your exposure is correct before using LUTs. You can use a histogram to help you set the exposure.
• Ensure you apply LUTs to a video that’s been properly color corrected.
• Make small adjustments to things, such as brightness, saturation, contrast, exposure, color temperature, and tint for best results.
• Test out various LUTs before settling for one because shooting conditions can drastically affect how different LUTs look.

Ultimately, LUTs are an excellent way to make your video more cinematic. If you don’t have advanced video editing skills or prior experience working with LUTs, don’t worry. Filmora is a user-friendly video editing software that allows you to quickly apply LUTs with no video editing experience. Just download Filmora for free to get started.

How to Google Meet Green Screen

Google meet green screen is the latest addition to the virtual meeting app. It is a crucial feature as it allows users to maintain a semblance of privacy through virtual backgrounds. This video communication app has been a popular choice for classrooms and workplaces since the COVID 19 pandemic of 2019. Since then, Google meet has seen an increase of 3 million users per day since 2020.

The green screen for Google meet has come in handy for its millions of active users across the globe. It is an important feature that safeguards the privacy of its user in the cyber world. Google meet green screen allows you to alter the meeting’s background in real-time, similar to how movies employ the famous green curtain behind the performers during filming. You can use this feature to immediately insert a backdrop image of your choice by activating the green screen provided in the browser extension Visual Effects for Google Meet.

Uses of Google Meet Green Screen

The Google Meet Green Screen feature keeps things interesting in corporate meetings. It also allows users to hide their backgrounds which can often be a source of discomfort or vulnerability. The green screen for Google Meet is a handy feature as you can now attend meetings without worrying about the background.

Virtual Green Screens, Blur, Pixelate, Inverse, Contrast and More! This extension allows you to apply effects like Blur, Pixelate and Inverse to your camera live during Google Meets. And you can use the Virtual Green Screen feature to mask whatever you would not fancy appearing in your videos’ background.

Green screen from Google helps you limit distractions or make video calls more fun, you can now blur or replace your background or replace it with an image, an immersive background, or a video. You can also apply styles to customize your video with various light, color filters and stylized backgrounds.

How to Use Green Screen on Google Meet

With Google Meet Green Screen, you can create a virtual background by either uploading photographs from their PC or using the extension’s stock photos. You can utilize an office background as a backdrop for business meetings. Teachers can add a classroom background to their online classes. Parties and vacation backgrounds from other nations might be used for informal encounters with friends.

For a get-together with friends, users might choose a Hawaii theme or an office wall for business chats. You can create and save as many background photos as you want with Google Meet Green Screen. In addition to all of this, it offers a picture-in-picture (floating window) function that users can enable if desired.

How to use green screen for Google Meet: A guide

You can select a virtual background before beginning a meeting or during an ongoing video conversation. However, this feature is only available on the desktop currently. You can follow the steps given below to use the Green Screen for Google Meet.

Prior to a video call

• Go to Google Meet and select a meeting.
• Change the background of your self-view by clicking Change Background in the bottom right corner.
• Click Blur your background to totally blur your background.
• Click Somewhat blur your background to blur your background slightly.
• Click background to select a previously downloaded backdrop.
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.
• Click on Join Now.

During a video conference

• Click More at the bottom of the page.
• Select Change Background from the drop-down menu.
• Click Blur your background to totally blur your background.
• Click Somewhat blur your background to blur your background slightly.
• Click a background to select a previously downloaded backdrop.
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.

Extra Tips

How to Add Green Screen to Meeting Video

Prior to a video call

• Go to Google Meet and select a meeting.
• Change the background of your self-view by clicking Change Background in the bottom right corner. Click Blur your background to totally blur your background. …
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.
• Click on Join Now.

Filmora

If you’re just starting out with video editing, or just want a simple program that works, Wondershare Filmora might be what you’re looking for. It has the essential tools, and anyone can learn to use it easily.

Wondershare Filmora is the one of best video editing software with cool features that compares to other competing video editing Softwares. Many video editing programs claim to offer professional results; Filmora is one of a few consumer-level tools that actually delivers.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Installation Steps

• Click the icon in the center of the Media Library to add files directly.
• Go File > Import Media > Import Media Files.
• Drag and drop to the Media Library directly.

While importing a media file, Wondershar Filmora may ask you if you wish to create a proxy file to accelerate the editing process. Select “Yes” to have a fast video editing experience.

You can also import video clips using your Touch Bar controls if your computer has Touch Bar.

Record a media file

Apart from the videos shot by your digital devices, you can also directly import media files by recording video from your webcam, capturing the computer screen, or recording a voice-over.

Record computer screen:

Click the “Record” option, and choose “Record PC Screen” to get the built-in Wondershare Screen Recorder. Hit the red button to get started. If you want to stop the recording, you can hit F9.

Record videos from webcam:

Also, click the “Record” option, and choose “Record from Webcam”. In the pop-up Video Recording window, click the red button to start recording and click it again to stop recording. Then click OK to save the recorded video file.

Record voice-over:

Choose “Record a voiceover” under the Record menu. It would be better to connect a microphone to your Mac for a better result. Hit the Record button, and it leaves you 3 seconds to get ready.

All the recorded media files will be saved into Media Library automatically and you can drag them to the Timeline for editing.

Conclusion

The zoom meeting green screen for Google background feature essentially allows users to display an image or a video in place of the actual background during video calls. The feature is especially helpful when you are video conferencing in a messy room. The feature is starting to gain popularity among users and is also available on WebEx for iOS. While Google Meet does not come with a built-in feature to blur or obscure the existing background while on camera, there are still ways you can do it. Luckily, there are a bunch of third-party tools that can build a virtual background for you without a green screen. One of the popular tools you can use is ChromaCam and can be configured in just a few minutes.

During a video conference

• Click More at the bottom of the page.
• Select Change Background from the drop-down menu.
• Click Blur your background to totally blur your background.
• Click Somewhat blur your background to blur your background slightly.
• Click a background to select a previously downloaded backdrop.
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.

Extra Tips

How to Add Green Screen to Meeting Video

Prior to a video call

• Go to Google Meet and select a meeting.
• Change the background of your self-view by clicking Change Background in the bottom right corner. Click Blur your background to totally blur your background. …
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.
• Click on Join Now.

Filmora

If you’re just starting out with video editing, or just want a simple program that works, Wondershare Filmora might be what you’re looking for. It has the essential tools, and anyone can learn to use it easily.

Wondershare Filmora is the one of best video editing software with cool features that compares to other competing video editing Softwares. Many video editing programs claim to offer professional results; Filmora is one of a few consumer-level tools that actually delivers.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Installation Steps

• Click the icon in the center of the Media Library to add files directly.
• Go File > Import Media > Import Media Files.
• Drag and drop to the Media Library directly.

While importing a media file, Wondershar Filmora may ask you if you wish to create a proxy file to accelerate the editing process. Select “Yes” to have a fast video editing experience.

You can also import video clips using your Touch Bar controls if your computer has Touch Bar.

Record a media file

Apart from the videos shot by your digital devices, you can also directly import media files by recording video from your webcam, capturing the computer screen, or recording a voice-over.

Record computer screen:

Click the “Record” option, and choose “Record PC Screen” to get the built-in Wondershare Screen Recorder. Hit the red button to get started. If you want to stop the recording, you can hit F9.

Record videos from webcam:

Also, click the “Record” option, and choose “Record from Webcam”. In the pop-up Video Recording window, click the red button to start recording and click it again to stop recording. Then click OK to save the recorded video file.

Record voice-over:

Choose “Record a voiceover” under the Record menu. It would be better to connect a microphone to your Mac for a better result. Hit the Record button, and it leaves you 3 seconds to get ready.

All the recorded media files will be saved into Media Library automatically and you can drag them to the Timeline for editing.

Conclusion

The zoom meeting green screen for Google background feature essentially allows users to display an image or a video in place of the actual background during video calls. The feature is especially helpful when you are video conferencing in a messy room. The feature is starting to gain popularity among users and is also available on WebEx for iOS. While Google Meet does not come with a built-in feature to blur or obscure the existing background while on camera, there are still ways you can do it. Luckily, there are a bunch of third-party tools that can build a virtual background for you without a green screen. One of the popular tools you can use is ChromaCam and can be configured in just a few minutes.

During a video conference

• Click More at the bottom of the page.
• Select Change Background from the drop-down menu.
• Click Blur your background to totally blur your background.
• Click Somewhat blur your background to blur your background slightly.
• Click a background to select a previously downloaded backdrop.
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.

Extra Tips

How to Add Green Screen to Meeting Video

Prior to a video call

• Go to Google Meet and select a meeting.
• Change the background of your self-view by clicking Change Background in the bottom right corner. Click Blur your background to totally blur your background. …
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.
• Click on Join Now.

Filmora

If you’re just starting out with video editing, or just want a simple program that works, Wondershare Filmora might be what you’re looking for. It has the essential tools, and anyone can learn to use it easily.

Wondershare Filmora is the one of best video editing software with cool features that compares to other competing video editing Softwares. Many video editing programs claim to offer professional results; Filmora is one of a few consumer-level tools that actually delivers.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Installation Steps

• Click the icon in the center of the Media Library to add files directly.
• Go File > Import Media > Import Media Files.
• Drag and drop to the Media Library directly.

While importing a media file, Wondershar Filmora may ask you if you wish to create a proxy file to accelerate the editing process. Select “Yes” to have a fast video editing experience.

You can also import video clips using your Touch Bar controls if your computer has Touch Bar.

Record a media file

Apart from the videos shot by your digital devices, you can also directly import media files by recording video from your webcam, capturing the computer screen, or recording a voice-over.

Record computer screen:

Click the “Record” option, and choose “Record PC Screen” to get the built-in Wondershare Screen Recorder. Hit the red button to get started. If you want to stop the recording, you can hit F9.

Record videos from webcam:

Also, click the “Record” option, and choose “Record from Webcam”. In the pop-up Video Recording window, click the red button to start recording and click it again to stop recording. Then click OK to save the recorded video file.

Record voice-over:

Choose “Record a voiceover” under the Record menu. It would be better to connect a microphone to your Mac for a better result. Hit the Record button, and it leaves you 3 seconds to get ready.

All the recorded media files will be saved into Media Library automatically and you can drag them to the Timeline for editing.

Conclusion

The zoom meeting green screen for Google background feature essentially allows users to display an image or a video in place of the actual background during video calls. The feature is especially helpful when you are video conferencing in a messy room. The feature is starting to gain popularity among users and is also available on WebEx for iOS. While Google Meet does not come with a built-in feature to blur or obscure the existing background while on camera, there are still ways you can do it. Luckily, there are a bunch of third-party tools that can build a virtual background for you without a green screen. One of the popular tools you can use is ChromaCam and can be configured in just a few minutes.

During a video conference

• Click More at the bottom of the page.
• Select Change Background from the drop-down menu.
• Click Blur your background to totally blur your background.
• Click Somewhat blur your background to blur your background slightly.
• Click a background to select a previously downloaded backdrop.
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.

Extra Tips

How to Add Green Screen to Meeting Video

Prior to a video call

• Go to Google Meet and select a meeting.
• Change the background of your self-view by clicking Change Background in the bottom right corner. Click Blur your background to totally blur your background. …
• Click Add to add your own image as a background.
• Click on Join Now.

Filmora

If you’re just starting out with video editing, or just want a simple program that works, Wondershare Filmora might be what you’re looking for. It has the essential tools, and anyone can learn to use it easily.

Wondershare Filmora is the one of best video editing software with cool features that compares to other competing video editing Softwares. Many video editing programs claim to offer professional results; Filmora is one of a few consumer-level tools that actually delivers.

Try It Free

For Win 7 or later (64-bit)

Try It Free

For macOS 10.12 or later

Installation Steps

• Click the icon in the center of the Media Library to add files directly.
• Go File > Import Media > Import Media Files.
• Drag and drop to the Media Library directly.

While importing a media file, Wondershar Filmora may ask you if you wish to create a proxy file to accelerate the editing process. Select “Yes” to have a fast video editing experience.

You can also import video clips using your Touch Bar controls if your computer has Touch Bar.

Record a media file

Apart from the videos shot by your digital devices, you can also directly import media files by recording video from your webcam, capturing the computer screen, or recording a voice-over.

Record computer screen:

Click the “Record” option, and choose “Record PC Screen” to get the built-in Wondershare Screen Recorder. Hit the red button to get started. If you want to stop the recording, you can hit F9.

Record videos from webcam:

Also, click the “Record” option, and choose “Record from Webcam”. In the pop-up Video Recording window, click the red button to start recording and click it again to stop recording. Then click OK to save the recorded video file.

Record voice-over:

Choose “Record a voiceover” under the Record menu. It would be better to connect a microphone to your Mac for a better result. Hit the Record button, and it leaves you 3 seconds to get ready.

All the recorded media files will be saved into Media Library automatically and you can drag them to the Timeline for editing.

Conclusion

The zoom meeting green screen for Google background feature essentially allows users to display an image or a video in place of the actual background during video calls. The feature is especially helpful when you are video conferencing in a messy room. The feature is starting to gain popularity among users and is also available on WebEx for iOS. While Google Meet does not come with a built-in feature to blur or obscure the existing background while on camera, there are still ways you can do it. Luckily, there are a bunch of third-party tools that can build a virtual background for you without a green screen. One of the popular tools you can use is ChromaCam and can be configured in just a few minutes.

Do You Want to Make Your Photos and Videos Look Different From Others? There Are Many Lightroom LUTs Free, and They Make Your Media Content Stand Out From Others

Colors play an essential role in our lives. They add emotions, create moods, and set the tone for our experiences. Using colors in media is significant as they help create an atmosphere that improves your story. That’s why filmmakers and photographers focus so much on color grading and adjustment. For this purpose, they use different tools like LUTs.

You can use LUTs in your images and videos to achieve a particular look or feel in Lightroom. With LUTs, you can make fantastic color grading in Lightroom. Many paid and free LUTs for Lightroom are available to download and use for your media. Moreover, LUTs can save time and give your story perspective and emotion.

• Part 2: Top Free LUTs for Lightroom
• Bonus Part: Wondershare Filmora: A Great Haven for LUT

Part 1: How Are LUTs Influencing Video Editors?

There are many ways in which LUTs can help and influence content creators and video editors. From Lightroom presets to Premiere Pro presets, you can download any. However, you need to learn the many ways in which LUTs are helping editors.

Efficiency

LUTs (Lookup Tables) are a powerful tool that can help you in many ways if you are a video editor. First, they can make your editing process more efficient. You can apply color grading and correction to your footage, saving you time and increasing productivity. Instead of manually adjusting the colors for each clip, you can use LUTs to achieve a particular look.

Creativity

In addition to efficiency, LUTs also offer a wide range of creative options. You can use LUTs to explore different styles and moods, from vintage looks to modern cinematic ones. It can help you create a unique style for your videos and make them look more meaningful. With LUTs, you can experiment with different colors and effects to achieve the perfect look for your footage.

Consistency

Another benefit of using LUTs is consistency. With LUTs, you can maintain a consistent look and feel across different video clips. It gives all clips in a project a cohesive and professional appearance. These LUTs can be especially helpful if you work on a long-term project or with multiple editors. It will give a uniform look and feel throughout your project.

Accessibility

LUTs are also becoming more accessible than ever before. With free and paid online options, video editors of all skill levels can access these tools for their video projects. You don’t need extensive training or experience in color grading to use LUTs for your videos. Moreover, anyone can use LUTs with simple steps and make their content look more professional.

Part 2: Top Free LUTs for Lightroom

You don’t need to search for free LUTs for Lightroom for your media content. Here is a list of 5 Lightroom LUTs free to download to color grade your media in different tones.

1.50 Vintage Cinematic Lightroom Presets and LUTs

It is a pack of 50 Cinematic-style vintage LUTs you can apply to your media files. This LUT pack has a warm and orangey tone to give a golden hour and warm color scheme touch. You can use it to create a vintage, nostalgic look for your content. Furthermore, you can use your travel photos or outdoor adventure videos to give them a dreamy rusty vibe.

2. Free LUTs Ciné Green

If you want to add a cool and moody feel to your content, try using this LUT. It has a greenish-blue tone that can give your photos and videos a mysterious and cinematic look. Moreover, this LUT is excellent for nighttime cityscape shots or dramatic portrait photography. Furthermore, you can use it to create a dark and edgy vibe for your content.

3.Urban LUTs

Urban LUT is a pack of 10 rich-color LUTs you can use on your photos and videos. This pack has a bright and cheerful feel to it. It enhances the colors in your photos and videos, making them pop and look more vibrant. Additionally, you can use it to create a fun and lively atmosphere for your content. Moreover, you can try this pack for your vacation photos or family videos to give them an energetic feel.

4.90’s Vintage LUT Presets

If you want to add a vintage and retro look to your content, 90’s Vintage LUT Presets are perfect. It has a yellow and orange tone that can give your photos and videos an old-fashioned and nostalgic feel. Moreover, it gives your media a 90s feel with ten different LUTs. This pack can create a vintage feel for your content and give your project a throwback look.

5. 8 Free Pastel Day Lightroom Presets and LUTs

This LUT offers eight paste color-grade presets for photos and videos. This pack has a soft and pastel tone to give your media a dreamy and romantic look for your content. It’s excellent for portrait photography, especially for outdoor shoots with natural lighting. Additionally, you can use it to create a soft and gentle vibe for your content with a more delicate touch.

Bonus Part: Wondershare Filmora: A Great Haven for LUTs

Wondershare Filmora might just be what you need to give your videos a cinematic touch. This powerful tool has over 200+ LUTs in its library to give your videos the perfect tone and color grading. You can even adjust the intensity of the LUTs to match the mood of your videos. Furthermore, you can tweak with basic options like hue, saturation, exposure, white balance, and more.

In addition, Wondershare Filmora offers over 10 billion free stock media for you to use in your photos and videos. Moreover, you can even save your music videos up to 4K resolution with sharper and more detailed results. Additionally, you can use the audio visualizer to match the sound of your video automatically. You can choose from different transitions and effects for your videos as well.

Empower your videos with a new mood using different LUTs. Filmora now offers 100+ top-quality 3D LUTs cover a broad range of scenarios. Transform your videos with Filmora’s powerful 3D LUTs.

Apply LUT on Videos Apply LUT on Videos Learn More

Try It Free >>

Conclusion

In conclusion, LUTs are a powerful tool for video editors who want to give their videos a cinematic look. You can easily achieve the perfect tone and color grading for your videos and pictures. Moreover, LUTs can save you time and effort in video editing. With many paid and free LUTs for Lightroom available that you can use to create professional-looking videos.

• Bonus Part: Wondershare Filmora: A Great Haven for LUT

Part 1: How Are LUTs Influencing Video Editors?

There are many ways in which LUTs can help and influence content creators and video editors. From Lightroom presets to Premiere Pro presets, you can download any. However, you need to learn the many ways in which LUTs are helping editors.

Efficiency

LUTs (Lookup Tables) are a powerful tool that can help you in many ways if you are a video editor. First, they can make your editing process more efficient. You can apply color grading and correction to your footage, saving you time and increasing productivity. Instead of manually adjusting the colors for each clip, you can use LUTs to achieve a particular look.

Creativity

In addition to efficiency, LUTs also offer a wide range of creative options. You can use LUTs to explore different styles and moods, from vintage looks to modern cinematic ones. It can help you create a unique style for your videos and make them look more meaningful. With LUTs, you can experiment with different colors and effects to achieve the perfect look for your footage.

Consistency

Another benefit of using LUTs is consistency. With LUTs, you can maintain a consistent look and feel across different video clips. It gives all clips in a project a cohesive and professional appearance. These LUTs can be especially helpful if you work on a long-term project or with multiple editors. It will give a uniform look and feel throughout your project.

Accessibility

LUTs are also becoming more accessible than ever before. With free and paid online options, video editors of all skill levels can access these tools for their video projects. You don’t need extensive training or experience in color grading to use LUTs for your videos. Moreover, anyone can use LUTs with simple steps and make their content look more professional.

Part 2: Top Free LUTs for Lightroom

You don’t need to search for free LUTs for Lightroom for your media content. Here is a list of 5 Lightroom LUTs free to download to color grade your media in different tones.

1.50 Vintage Cinematic Lightroom Presets and LUTs

It is a pack of 50 Cinematic-style vintage LUTs you can apply to your media files. This LUT pack has a warm and orangey tone to give a golden hour and warm color scheme touch. You can use it to create a vintage, nostalgic look for your content. Furthermore, you can use your travel photos or outdoor adventure videos to give them a dreamy rusty vibe.

2. Free LUTs Ciné Green

If you want to add a cool and moody feel to your content, try using this LUT. It has a greenish-blue tone that can give your photos and videos a mysterious and cinematic look. Moreover, this LUT is excellent for nighttime cityscape shots or dramatic portrait photography. Furthermore, you can use it to create a dark and edgy vibe for your content.

3.Urban LUTs

Urban LUT is a pack of 10 rich-color LUTs you can use on your photos and videos. This pack has a bright and cheerful feel to it. It enhances the colors in your photos and videos, making them pop and look more vibrant. Additionally, you can use it to create a fun and lively atmosphere for your content. Moreover, you can try this pack for your vacation photos or family videos to give them an energetic feel.

4.90’s Vintage LUT Presets

If you want to add a vintage and retro look to your content, 90’s Vintage LUT Presets are perfect. It has a yellow and orange tone that can give your photos and videos an old-fashioned and nostalgic feel. Moreover, it gives your media a 90s feel with ten different LUTs. This pack can create a vintage feel for your content and give your project a throwback look.

5. 8 Free Pastel Day Lightroom Presets and LUTs

This LUT offers eight paste color-grade presets for photos and videos. This pack has a soft and pastel tone to give your media a dreamy and romantic look for your content. It’s excellent for portrait photography, especially for outdoor shoots with natural lighting. Additionally, you can use it to create a soft and gentle vibe for your content with a more delicate touch.

Bonus Part: Wondershare Filmora: A Great Haven for LUTs

Wondershare Filmora might just be what you need to give your videos a cinematic touch. This powerful tool has over 200+ LUTs in its library to give your videos the perfect tone and color grading. You can even adjust the intensity of the LUTs to match the mood of your videos. Furthermore, you can tweak with basic options like hue, saturation, exposure, white balance, and more.

In addition, Wondershare Filmora offers over 10 billion free stock media for you to use in your photos and videos. Moreover, you can even save your music videos up to 4K resolution with sharper and more detailed results. Additionally, you can use the audio visualizer to match the sound of your video automatically. You can choose from different transitions and effects for your videos as well.

Empower your videos with a new mood using different LUTs. Filmora now offers 100+ top-quality 3D LUTs cover a broad range of scenarios. Transform your videos with Filmora’s powerful 3D LUTs.

Apply LUT on Videos Apply LUT on Videos Learn More

Try It Free >>

Conclusion

In conclusion, LUTs are a powerful tool for video editors who want to give their videos a cinematic look. You can easily achieve the perfect tone and color grading for your videos and pictures. Moreover, LUTs can save you time and effort in video editing. With many paid and free LUTs for Lightroom available that you can use to create professional-looking videos.

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