https://batchtone.com/blog Writing, typesetting and getting it printed. en-us https://batchtone.com/blog/dlog-to-rec709 https://batchtone.com/blog/dlog-to-rec709 Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT How-to D-Log is a flat recording profile, not a look: it stores more range than a screen can show, and a Rec.709 conversion LUT maps it back to something that looks right. Converting a card means applying that one LUT to every clip, which is a batch job rather than an editing job. https://batchtone.com/blog/batch-edit-lightroom https://batchtone.com/blog/batch-edit-lightroom Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT Workflow Lightroom batches well through Sync Settings and presets, and for most photo work that is enough. It stops being convenient when you want a .cube LUT, when the batch includes video, or when each photo needs a different amount of the same look. https://batchtone.com/blog/photoshop-batch-edit-lut https://batchtone.com/blog/photoshop-batch-edit-lut Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT How-to Record an action that adds a Color Lookup layer with your .cube loaded, then run File → Automate → Batch over the folder. It works, and the setup is the cost: an action per LUT, and no way to vary the strength per photo without editing each result.