Science Visualization LUTs Vol. 1

Scientific visualization is a set of techniques for graphically illustrating scientific data, enabling scientists to better understand, illustrate, and glean insight from their data.

Apply the pseudocolor on the grayscale images, animations, scans and image stacks.
You may work in the different areas like Microphotography, Engineering, Medical Imaging, Forensic Imaging, Environmental Imaging, Astrophotography, and also in the Creative Retouch.
Based on the popular color maps, and the brand new Look Up Tables have been added.

You may adjust the opacity of the LUT to get the desired result.
**!!! When working in the Adobe Photoshop (CS6 and CC versions only), please be sure you are working in RGB Color Mode (Image - Mode - RGB)**

**The list of the Look Up Tables:**

*Perceptually Uniform Sequential LUTs:*

Inferno is a perceptually uniform color map with monotonically increasing luminance. Plasma is a perceptually uniform color map with monotonically increasing luminance and a pleasant, smooth arc through blue, purple, and yellow hues.

- Viridis (for Color Blind people)
- Plasma
- Inferno
- Magma

*Discrete LUTs:*

- 4 Section Light Autumn
- 4 Section Blue Orange
- 4 Section Blue Green
- 4 Section Discrete VanEyck
- 5 Section Green Yellow Red Dark
- 5 Section Autumn Discrete Muted

*Sequential LUTs:*

- Binary
- Gist Yard
- Gist Gray
- Gray
- Bone
- Pink
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Winter
- Cool
- Wistia
- Hot
- Afmhot
- Gist Heat
- Copper

*Diverging LUTs:*

Diverging (or Divergent) LUTs contain two hues ranges moving from dark to light and the first and light to dark in the second.

- Pink - Yellow Green
- Purple - Green
- Brown - Blue Green
- Purple - Orange
- Red - Grey
- Red - Blue
- Red - Yellow - Blue
- Red - Yellow - Green
- Spectral
- Coolwarm
- Blue - White - Red
- Seismic

*Highlight Inserts (Zone System) LUTs:*

Highlight inserts are useful for bringing out detail in specific areas that may be hard to see in one continuous colormap. There are three examples on the right showing what data may look like using these
inserts. The topmost LUT has an insert from 0% to 10%, the next at 10% to 20%, and so on.

- Highlight Insert 0-10
- Highlight Insert 10-20
- Highlight Insert 20-30
- Highlight Insert 30-40
- Highlight Insert 40-50
- Highlight Insert 50-60
- Highlight Insert 60-70
- Highlight Insert 70-80
- Highlight Insert 80-90
- Highlight Insert 90-100

*Isoluminant LUTs:*

- Isoluminant CET I1
- Isoluminant CET I2
- Isoluminant CET I3
- Isoluminant CET D11
- Isoluminant CET D13
- Isoluminant Vivid

*Miscellaneous Sequential LUTs:*

- Algae
- Amp
- Apricot
- Azimuth
- Batlow
- Brown Body
- Caribbean
- Cdom
- Deep
- Dense
- Electric
- Fire
- Gem
- Gold
- Gwyddion

*Miscellaneous Divergent LUTs:*

- 3Gauss 254 Colors
- Bacteria
- Berlin
- Black Body
- Blue - White - Green Gis
- Brain
- Broc
- Candy Bright
- Carnation
- Centerfusion
- Ceretec
- Cool Warm Bent
- Cool Warm Smooth
- Cork
- Curl
- Cyclic

**In the package you will get:**

- 85 3DLUT .cube files - 32 grids. Adobe Photoshop (CS6 and CC versions only). Other Compatible Image Software: Affinity Photo, Skylum Luminar, ON1, Athentech Perfectly Clear v3 and later, 3D LUT Creator, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro X, ON1 Photo RAW 2018.5 and later, Avid Media Composer, DaVinci Resolve, Sony Vegas, ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2019 and later, Alien Skin Exposure X4.5 and later...
- Preview images (.Jpeg)
- Installing and Using LUTs (.pdf).

Compatible with Mac, Linux, and PC.

Kindly olease check also:
**Science Visualization LUTs Vol. 2**
https://crmrkt.com/NNO3w5
**Science Visualization LUTs Vol. 3**
https://crmrkt.com/17MdbO

Kind Regards,
Raztrend.