Building Custom Colour Transforms

You can build a chain of colour transforms using the Custom mode of the LUT Editor. The transforms are applied in order from beginning to end. For example, you can build a colour transform that first modifies the gamma and then changes the primaries.

1. In the LUT Editor, set the LUT type box to Colour Transform.
2. Enable the Custom button.
3. Click Add to insert an empty row.
4. Click in the Type column and select a type:
   • Shared: The location for shared custom colour transforms (available to all applications that use Autodesk Colour Management).
   • Project: The project transform folder (saved and archived with the project).
   • Autodesk: The default location for preset colour transforms supplied with the application. See Autodesk Colour Transform Types.
   • Import: Browse for colour transforms on your file system.
5. After you've selected a colour transform type, click in the Transform column and select a transform.

   Information about the transform and the operations it contains appears in the LUT Editor.

6. To add more transforms to the end of the chain, repeat steps 3 to 5.

   You can also:

   • Click in the Type or Transform columns again to change a transform in the chain.
   • Select a row and click Delete to remove a transform from the chain.
   • Use the Up or Down buttons to reorder the chain. Moving a transform up applies it earlier in the chain, and moving it down applies it later.
   • Use the visibility icon to mute a transform in the chain.