Basic / Saturated
There are two main versions of K2383 LUTs. Basic and Saturated. Basic has less contrast and saturation, closer to DaVinci Resolve built-in film LUTs in terms of a color palette, but has lower contrast. Saturated is a more contrasty version with rich saturated colors. If you need a more saturated look, I recommend that you choose Saturated LUTs instead of simply increasing saturation with Basic version, as they are two different looks with a lot of differences here and there.
crv (Curve)
This part of the name describes RGB curves of a LUT. There are Normal, Cool, Green and Neutral curves.
- crvNormal — adds cool tint to shadows and warm tint to highlights.
crvCool is basically the same, but cooler. - crvGreen — no surprise here, this curve adds green tint, especially noticeable in the shadows.
- crvNeutral — almost no tint. Barely noticeable tint similar to crvNormal.
nbp
Neutral black point. Some LUTs have tinted shadows including the black point. LUTs with nbp in the name have a neutral black point with no tint.
Alt
LUTs with this suffix have highlights tinted to cyan-green.
sat1
Almost all Basic LUTs have sat0 or sat1 suffix. This is just a regular saturation. sat0 means less saturation than sat1. I found this useful, so I included this variation to the pack.