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Filmmakers often use these LUTs as a "base" for their color grade. For example, a common high-end workflow involves applying a Phantom LUT for the initial conversion to Rec.709, then adding a grain or film emulation tool like

It looks like you're asking about — likely the lookup tables designed by Joey (aka "Phantom") for cameras like the Sony FX6, FX9, FX3, A7S III, or similar. phantom luts upd

The new updates change the middle grey point. Previously, placing grey at 41% IRE was standard. The now recommends 38-42% IRE, matching ARRI’s log curve more accurately. Filmmakers often use these LUTs as a "base"

To get the most out of the updated Phantom LUTs, professional colorists recommend following a specific node-based workflow in DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere Pro: phantom luts upd