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rec709 LUTs - Fuji color profiles

I did some quick reverse engineering of some of the Fuji profiles and created rec709 LUTs that can achieve similar results. No Fuji camera necessary and no need to shoot with a baked-in profile!
Here is an example applied to a clip from A7rII:



Long story short took advantage of the fact that Lightroom allows color profiles to be used with RAW files. Then I computed the three-dimensional affine transformation that can remap the default color space from adobe to any of the Fuji psrofiles.
I can do a much better job if I find color samples that span most of the 3D space. For this I used 4 sample images from dpreview and imaging resource.
The good thing is that I can use the program that I wrote to compute any transformation that is needed. For example S-log/s-gammut to rec709, or slog to clog, rec709Sony to rec709Fuji etc... I only need two images from the two profiles with the same color information such as a colorchecker and of course neutral WB and same exposure.
 You can find the LUTs attached. I hope you enjoy them! Don't forget you can use them on images too with Photoshop...
Acros.cube
Astia.cube
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Provia.cube
Velvia.cube

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