Precisely. The LUT comes in really handy for offline when the image is so flat that unknowing people will freak out.
When it comes time for color correction, the colorist wants to do his own thing. His version of a "LUT" at that point is a preset that gets him in the ball park to start color correcting for real.
When Avid builds this in (they have to) it needs to be easily turned of when that is desired.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "Tom McDonnell" <ltr54@...> wrote:
<< I have created LUT's onset and then sent them to post to help guide the dailies colorist. Outside of that I've found most LUT's get discarded pretty quickly when a project hits post.>>
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