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Applying LUTs in Vegas

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I was able to use the color correction tool that @hbenthow mentioned, and I was able to successfully create a LUT (.cube file), but I can't figure out how to actually apply it in Vegas. I tried watching this tutorial, but the LUT FX option they're talking about doesn't seem to exist in my version of Vegas (Pro 14). Any tips?
 
asterixsmeagol said:
I was able to use the color correction tool that @hbenthow mentioned, and I was able to successfully create a LUT (.cube file), but I can't figure out how to actually apply it in Vegas. I tried watching this tutorial, but the LUT FX option they're talking about doesn't seem to exist in my version of Vegas (Pro 14). Any tips?
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I have Vegas Pro 15, and it's done by going to effects and applying the LUT plugin, then opening the plugin and selecting the .cube file. However, I think that version 14 doesn't come with a LUT plugin built in, but it can use some free ones, such as this one:

https://vision-color.com/products/lutplugin/

This tutorial shows how to do it with a free HitFilm LUT plugin:

 
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