Arri Alexa Conversion LUT Pack (10 Camera Systems)
Our Review
Arri Alexa Conversion LUT Pack (10 Systems) — one consistent cinematic look across your drone, phone, and camera
The gist: Most travel creators shoot a single trip across three or four different devices — a DJI drone, an iPhone, and a mirrorless body — and this bundle matches all of them to the same Arri Alexa-style grade instead of leaving each clip looking different.
- Covers 10 camera systems: Apple, Fujifilm, Blackmagic, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, RED, DJI, Leica, and Sony are all included in one purchase, rather than buying single-camera packs separately.
- Each system gets the full toolkit: two Rec.709 conversion LUTs for a fast, natural grade, one Arri LogC conversion LUT for DaVinci Resolve colorists, and one monitoring LUT to preview the look while filming.
- Solves mixed-footage matching: instead of manually eyeballing drone footage next to phone footage next to mirrorless footage, every source gets pulled toward the same reference look.
- One purchase covers gear changes: if you upgrade cameras or add a drone next season, the LUT for that system is already in the pack.
Arri Alexa's reputation as the reference look these LUTs are built around is well earned: per 7Wonders, Arri cameras were used on 8 of the 10 Best Picture Oscar nominees and 4 of the 5 Best Cinematography nominees in a recent award season.
Best for: travel creators who regularly mix drone, phone, and camera footage in one edit and want it to match. Skip it if: you only ever shoot on one camera system — the single-camera version of this LUT pack (around $25) covers you for less. Runs ~$150 — check the current price before buying.
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