Having trouble add LUT in NEO

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David Huffman

• April 09, 2022 13:22

I just purchased LUT for Neo, but when I click on "purchased - add" nothing happens.  How to I load these LUTs into NEO?

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  Helga Rowles

  • April 09, 2022 14:47

  Hi David.

  Here's how to use LUTs in Luminar Neo

  1. Launch Luminar Neo
  2. In the top bar menu, switch to the Edit tab. 
  3. Scroll down to the Mood tool.
  4. Click Mood > Choose LUT > Load Custom LUT file 
  5. A dialog window will open where you'll need to navigate to the folder with your LUTs and choose the one you need. 
  6. Confirm the selection and enjoy the tool. 

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  Robert Grenader

  • April 10, 2022 13:50

  Can you add all the purchased LUTs at once, or is it one at a time?  And, if I add a custom LUT, is it always available in the look up table, or do I need to load it again?

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  Anastasiia Moore

  • April 10, 2022 14:18

  Robert Grenader,

  Regrettably, for now, it is only possible to load one LUT at a time. There's no way to save the uploaded LUTs permanently in the drop-down list.

  That being said, we’ve heard that request quite a bit, so maybe we will do so in the future. We have already filed this as a feature request to our tech team, and I added your vote there, so maybe we'll consider implementing it in future app updates.

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  Tom Hofmaenner

  • April 10, 2022 18:05

  Please add my vote to the request to have purchased LUTs show in the drop-down menu.

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  Michael Pegg

  • April 12, 2022 15:00
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  Hi

  I have found the folder "C:\Program Files\Skylum\Luminar Neo\Data\LutFiles"  If I add a new folder and then place my LUT files in it it shows in the Mode LUT choices. Also found if I place . at the start of the folder name it will list them first.

  Hence my LutFiles folder ". Fuji" shows my Fuji camera luts.

  Hope it helps.

  The files I used are .3dl files provided by:

  Fuji Film Simulation Profiles generated by Stuart Sowerby (http://sowerby.me)

  Further information / example images can be found here: https://blog.sowerby.me/fuji-film-simulation-profiles/

  I just renamed them and added to the folder. Found 3dl is another name foe cube lut.

  

   

   

   

   

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  Robert Grenader

  • April 12, 2022 14:57

  Seriously? It's that simple?

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  Michael Pegg

  • April 12, 2022 15:35
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  Yes. Try it

  I see you have a Fuji X-T30. I have a X-T20 so all these LUTs will work for you as well. Best wishes from the UK

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  Tom Hofmaenner

  • April 12, 2022 21:35

  Can something similar be done on Macs? Am working with the latest version of Big Sur. 

   

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  Michael Pegg

  • April 13, 2022 02:48

  Tom I'm on Windows but I would think Apple/Skylum would have a similar file structure. You need to check in Finder, 

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  Zeeshan jutt

  • May 11, 2022 10:50
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  I see you have a Fuji X-T30 evil nun mod apk. I have a X-T20 so all these LUTs will work for you as well.

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  Michael Pegg

  • May 11, 2022 13:20

  Skylum be aware this is a scam email from Zeeshan jutt

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  Margaret Bright

  • May 11, 2022 14:17

  Michael, thanks for bringing this to our attention.

   

  Zeeshan, I have removed the link from your post, but please be advised that if you continue posting spam links on our community forum, we will be forced to block you for violating the Community Guidelines.

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  Hector Cabarcas

  • September 09, 2022 14:15

  Michael Pegg’s suggestion works on Mac too. The path, though, to the folder is:

  Users > [youruseraccount] > Library > Group Containers > [numberstring].com.skylum.luminarneo > LUTs > Users

  I didn’t have to use a period in the folder name. Simply create a folder and drop your associated LUT files in there. Tada.

  Thanks Michael!

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  Patrik Uytterhoeven

  • December 18, 2022 09:16

  for mac users

  right click application, show package content then just copy paste and start neo

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