To download the LUTs simply click over the DJI ISAAC RC'S BLOCKBUSTER LUTs.zip or individually for any of the .cube LUTs in the file menu above the image and then in the following page click in the download icon located in the upper right corner of the menu bar next to "Raw" and "Copy" icons, (example image):
For a colour rendition demonstration of the LUTs watch this video montage https://youtu.be/u3WZun1xiSQ if you haven't already been re-directed here from Youtube. And for any feedback feel free to comment in the discussions menu.
NOTES:
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This LUTs are tailored to be used over an exposure bias of -0.3 for the D-Cinelike profile and -1.0 for the Normal profile.
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This LUTs are tailored for DJI Action 2 material although colour rendition may be unique for every single DJI camera model nonetheless this LUTs have been tested to perform well over any sort of random and good quality material which brings to the next points.
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This LUTs add a certain degree of warmth to the image therefore are expecting a neutral white balanced image, specially for skin colour rendition being already in the warm colour spectrum saturation could build up excessively with pre-warmed or warmed biased white balanced material.
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This LUTs where tested to avoid any breakage to the image in optimum quality conditions but do not expect to perform well if the material already presents artefacts like high ISOs or any compression and zoomed-in issues.
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This Luts where tailored using the colour rendition of an iMac Retina monitor with a display colour profile of HD 709-A https://youtu.be/YwjLuUR51gE?feature=shared Given the crazy situation that everyone (not professionals) use a wide variety of different consumer monitor types with its own contrast and colour profiles I truly have no idea how good or totally horrible anyone may see the LUTs results, be advised.
LUTS INVENTORY:
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"D-CINELIKE -0_3 BASE.cube": -0_3 means that ideally expects a -0.3 exposure compensation, although this LUT wasn't used in the video demonstration, it's the base LUT upon the rest of the D-cinelike versions are build over, has the coolest temperature of them all so it's the safest for skin colour versatility that is including the Normal profile LUTs being possibly the most limited.
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"D-CINELIKE -0_3 V2.cube": a beefed up version of the BASE, more warm and the main used for all the D-Cinelike scenes in the video. The recommended LUT for general use.
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"D-CINELIKE -0_3 V2 SCENE.cube": minor contrast and saturation adjustments over the V2 LUT made for the 7th scene min. 1:27 of the demonstrative video, why not include it.
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"NORMAL -1_0 BASE.cube": like all the following Normal profile LUTs expects a -1.0 exposure compensation, it's the base LUT version.
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"NORMAL -1_0 BASE + SKIN.cube": a recent addition to the pack, it's a mixture of SKIN and BASE, the best for NORMAL in my opinion although unlike the others I haven't tested it throughly
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"NORMAL -1_0 SCENE 01.cube": an improved version of the BASE LUT made for the 5th and 6th scene min. 0:52 of the demonstrative video.
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"NORMAL -1_0 SCENE 02.cube": another improved version of the BASE LUT made for the 8th, 9th and 10th scene min. 1:45 of the demonstrative video.
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"NORMAL -1_0 SKIN.cube": tailored for skin colour rendition, almost a completely different LUT.
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"NORMAL -1_0 SKIN V2.cube": a safer SKIN version, less saturated.
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"GYROFLOW CONVERSION Legal to Full.cube": as of the publishing date of the BLockbuster LUTs this utility 1D LUT is useful when the imported videos from Gyroflow are mistakenly scaled to Legal levels in the video editor (lifting the shadows and lowering the highlights) therefore making incorrect any LUT application over it. If you want to know if you need to apply this LUT before adding the Blockbuster LUTs simply import the original camera material and its Gyroflow stabilized version into the video editor, if the video levels are not identical meaning a clear scale down in highlights and the shadows regions, technically speaking, if you see it's being scaled to Legal then simply apply this 1D LUT to correct it back to Full before applying any LUT.