# Color Conversion

FoolCat can apply a custom look (LUT) to the stills in your reports. Alternatively, you can set FoolCat to convert RAW footage to Rec.709 color space automatically.

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When Color Conversion is enabled, the settings used will be shown in the report header. 
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## Requirements

* FoolCat 24.1 or newer
* A LUT in the 3D `.cube` format (33x33x33)

## How to use

1. Go to `Settings > Color Conversion.`
2. Click `Manage LUTs` to open the LUTs folder location in Finder/Explorer.
3. Copy your LUT files to this location.
4. Go back to FoolCat and choose your LUT from the dropdown.
   * Alternatively, choose `Convert RAW to Rec.709` to automatically convert RAW footage to Rec.709 colorspace. (Currently only available in FoolCat for Mac)&#x20;

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FoolCat supports LUTs in the 3D `.cube` format (33x33x33).
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## Convert RAW to Rec.709

When `Convert RAW to Rec.709` is enabled, FoolCat automatically detects and converts RAW clips shot in Log colorspace to Rec.709 colorspace. FoolCat performs the conversion based on the clip’s colorspace metadata and will ignore any viewing or creative LUTs encoded within the clip.

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`The Convert RAW to Rec.709` feature is currently only available in FoolCat for Mac.
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### Supported formats

* ARRIRAW
* RED
* SONY RAW (Mac only)
* SONY X-OCN
* CANON RAW
* BRAW
* ProRes RAW

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`Convert RAW to Rec.709` also works with **some** `mxf` and `mov` files, but not all (in which case, they will stay in their original colorspace). Use this feature at your discretion with `mxf` and `mov` files. [Reach out](<mailto:foolcat@hedge.video >) if you encounter any issues.
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