If you have both Camera and Effects LUTs then create 2 subfolders LUTCamera and LUTEffect and put the .cube Luts in the appropriate folder. I create seperate subfolders for Camera LUTs by camera.
IN VDL the LUTS wiil appear in the Templates tab, Movie Looks option
If you have both Camera and Effects LUTs then create 2 subfolders LUTCamera and LUTEffect and put the .cube Luts in the appropriate folder. I create seperate subfolders for Camera LUTs by camera.
IN VDL the LUTS wiil appear in the Templates tab, Movie Looks option
HTH
John EB Forum Moderator
I seem to be following all of your instructions properly but my luts are still not appearing under "Movie looks" even after restarting the program.
Works for me. Remember, Magix reuses the same Video Content folders from one version to the other so as not to have to download and install the additional content for each version. There are 3 flavours - VPX, MEP Plus, MEP Premium, where MEP could be something else, like Movie Studio xxxx if an installation of Movie Studio was the first time you installed the program.
I have:
C:\Users\Public\Documents\MAGIX\Common\Videocontent\Movie Edit Pro Plus\VideoEffects\LUTPresets
which is for VDL Plus 2026. The program found this during installation and used it.
And for Premium (Movie Studio Premium 2025, I have:
C:\Users\Public\Documents\MAGIX\Common\Videocontent\Movie Edit Pro Premium\VideoEffects\LUTPresets
@ImTerribleAtThis clearly has a new install. I like you, and John CB, have the upgrade path:-
. . . . Are these mandatory? . . . .
For the LUTCamera and LUTEffect, well you could throw everything into one folder, however, and especially for Camera LUTs, if you have various sources video and images, or different effects LUTs, good organisation becomes a necessity.
The LUT does work if it is inside either LUTCamera or LUTEffect.
Looks like the the Cube file must be in a subfolder of LUTCamera or LUTEffect folders for the LUT to be recognised and loaded into Movie looks, however there is something odd with that LUT, the name is not being picked up correctly.