Apple Log · Apple Log 2 · iPhone & Mac

Shot in Apple Log.
Graded on the phone.

Drop a .cube on a Log clip and watch it develop. Set the intensity on the ruler, then send the whole shoot to Photos or Files.

Get LutKit Your first clip in two minutes

IMG_0001 Apple Log 2 · 1080p 24 Export

00:00:2100:00:34

LUT · Golden02

000 %

None

KodakGo…

Golden02

Golden03 Manage ›

LUT LIGHT COLOR HSL DETAIL GRAIN

000 %

Intensity · drag

Why

Log looks wrong until it's developed.

Log is a negative. Flat, grey, low contrast on purpose, so the sensor keeps every stop. LutKit is the print.

Boats on a slipway, straight off the camera in Apple Log — As shot

The same frame after Kodak 2383 at 72 per cent — Kodak 2383 · 72

As shotGraded

Wipe

Before and after.

Five clips, shot in Apple Log on an iPhone and graded in LutKit. Left of the line is the file the camera saved. Right of it is the export. Drag the line.

Export sheet over an Apple Log 4K clip: HEVC or ProRes 422, to Photos or Files

Channel

Built for Apple Log and Apple Log 2.

LutKit reads the transfer function off the clip itself. It converts with Apple's curve, then applies your .cube in Rec.709, the way the LUT was meant to be applied. Write it back as HEVC or ProRes 422.

Apple Log Apple Log 2 17³ 33³ 65³ cubes

Batch

Shoot all day. Grade once.

Clip 1 sets the look. Every clip after it follows, until you say otherwise. Export the lot to Photos or Files while you make coffee.

Per-clip overrides HEVC · ProRes 422 Photos · Files

Batch: four clips following clip 1’s look, Golden01 at 93 per cent

Library

Your LUTs. Your packs.

Import .cube files from Files, AirDrop or a pack you bought. Name them, group them, keep them on the phone. Nothing uploads.

Import .cube Group into packs Nothing leaves the device

Index

Get LutKit.

On TestFlight now. App Store soon. Free while in beta, one purchase after. iPhone and Mac.

Join the TestFlight beta Shoot your first Log clip