Applying a 3D LUT file with Color Lookup adjustment layer

Anybody got better chance with this ? I'm wondering if there are any progress on this question as on my side, it feels like a blocker.

Cheers

Hi guys,

I want to resume a little bit as inside the scriptListener record, there are two big data, seems to be used. Don't really know exactly  what they are... We figured about the second one, which seems to be a UNICODE translation of the .cube file.

So I checked for the first data, precisely this line on the ScriptListener:

desc5.putData(stringIDToTypeID( "profile" ), String.fromCharCode( 00000000......values)

and more specifically about this part: stringIDToTypeID( "profile" ). This seems to be the color profile of the document, embedded inside of the psd.

You can call yours with theses lines of javascript: (Source)

try{

var profile = app.activeDocument.colorProfileName;

}catch(e){

var profile = "not embedded";

}

$.write(profile);

So far, I'm at work... and the one used here is: sRGB IEC61966-2.1

I will try at home. but will be interested about yours... When theses values may change ?

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For what I understand, to apply a lut, you need first a profile, regarding your colorSpace env (think about an IPAD - screen projector or CRT monitor), do some math with your LUT data... and this make the lut as globally possible.

This is new to me.. If someone have more knowledge about this and would love to confirm it or simply say it's totally wrong...!!

PLEASE flag it.

Just a wiki page to remember what is what : Wiki

Thx,

Romain

It is possible to get the code for the cube file, but it looks as if you need to get the code for each cube file you want.

For me the ONLY time I can get the cube code is after a fresh start of the machine.

Then create your lookup, you should then have the code in the log.

Example code can be downloaded. Wikisend: free file sharing service

This is from CS6 on Windows.

P.S. create your lookup layer before running the code.

function colorLookup() {
var desc79 = new ActionDescriptor();
var ref40 = new ActionReference();
ref40.putClass( charIDToTypeID('AdjL') );
desc79.putReference( charIDToTypeID('null'), ref40 );
var desc80 = new ActionDescriptor();
desc80.putClass( charIDToTypeID('Type'), stringIDToTypeID('colorLookup') );
desc79.putObject( charIDToTypeID('Usng'), charIDToTypeID('AdjL'), desc80 );
try{
executeAction( charIDToTypeID('Mk  '), desc79, DialogModes.NO );
}catch(e){}
};

Good luck.