Recreating Kodak 2383 Print Film Emulation LUT in Premiere Pro

One of the most commonly used print film emulations in Hollywood is Kodak 2383. It’s a legendary stock that was used in films like Joker (2019), Pirates of the Caribbean, The Dark Knight, and many more.

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One of the most commonly used print film emulations in Hollywood is Kodak 2383. It’s a legendary stock that was used in films like Joker (2019), Pirates of the Caribbean, The Dark Knight, and many more. In this video, we will try to recreate Kodak 2383 Print Film Emulation using Glenderaterra LUT from our Premium Bundle.

Glenderaterra LUT was designed by closely analyzing the Print Film Emulation Color Palette of common film stocks like Kodak 2383 and Kodak 2393. The LUT can work with footage from literally any camera: BMPCC, ARRI, DJI, SONY, CANON, RED. Of Course given that the footage is properly color corrected and has balanced whites. (If you don’t know how to color correct a footage, here’s a quick tutorial for that.)

This is not our first time recreating a look from a major Hollywood Inspiration. We’ve already recreated several blockbuster looks in the past, in premiere pro. Some of them are End of the F***ing World, Call me by your name, Blade Runner 2049, No time to die, The Witcher, and many more.

Steps

  • We’ll add a Lumetri Panel, and we are going to color correct the shot.
  • We’ll add another Lumetri Panel, and apply LUT under the creative tab.
  • We’ll add another Lumetri Panel and lift Green Curve from the mid-tones region.
  • We’re going to add our third Lumetri layer and place it above our LUT-Lumetri Layer.
  • Using this Lumetri, select and adjust skin tones.

 

Don’t worry if you didn’t get any of it, you can find a video tutorial towards the end of our blog. Check out the following examples of before and after color-grading using our “Waithe” LUT.

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Verdict

Kodak 2383 Print Film Emulation has been one of the most popular film stock when it comes to film exhibition in Hollywood. It has given a beautiful color palette for some of our favorite films. We’re glad that we were easily able to reproduce this film look with our Premium Bundle. As we always recommend investing in LUTS that gives you a comprehensive variety ( without compromising on quality and sophistication ), we’re pleased that our own LUTS live up to this motto especially in today’s market where terms like “CINEMATIC LUTS” are loosely thrown around. If you want to check out Premium Bundle, it’s on our LUTs page.

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Important!

Likewise, if you’re looking for some serious color grading inspiration, check out our Instagram. It’s a treasure trove of cinematic images. A diverse selection of visually appealing photos is made available to you courtesy of our team. Think of this as an increase in the number of mood boards to use as inspiration for your own work. Follow us on Instagram at “colorist.factory.”

 

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  1. SHIOMY_11_30_mye There are so many LUTs out there it can seem mind boggling knowing which ones are the best for your camera or project.

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