Fujifilm to Arri Alexa Conversion Luts
Our Review
Fujifilm to Arri Alexa Conversion LUTs — stop guessing at flat F-Log travel footage
The gist: Shooting F-Log on a Fujifilm mirrorless gives you dynamic range for sunrise-to-sunset travel scenes, but flat, washed-out footage is useless straight off the card — this pack converts it toward the Arri Alexa look editors already trust.
- Built specifically for Fujifilm: not a generic film LUT — it's mapped to Fujifilm's F-Log color science rather than applied as a one-size-fits-all filter.
- Two Rec.709 conversion LUTs: turn flat F-Log footage into a vibrant, natural-looking grade instantly, useful for quick travel-vlog turnaround without a full color pass.
- An Arri LogC conversion LUT for DaVinci Resolve: maps Fujifilm footage into Alexa color science as a grading starting point, rather than fighting Fuji's native color from scratch.
- A monitoring LUT: load it onto the camera or an external monitor to see roughly what your final grade will look like while filming — handy for judging exposure in tricky travel light instead of trusting a flat gray preview.
Colorist Juan Melara, who professionally builds Fujifilm-to-Alexa camera-match LUTs, notes there's no built-in industry (ACES) profile for Fujifilm's F-Log — underscoring why a dedicated conversion LUT like this fills a real technical gap rather than being a cosmetic filter.
Best for: Fujifilm-shooting travel creators who want a fast, editor-trusted look without a color grading background. Skip it if: you shoot F-Log2 specifically on a newer Fuji body — verify F-Log vs. F-Log2 compatibility before buying, since the two aren't identical. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.
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