FLIR like LUT gradients for the OBS Studio filters 3.0

[Suslik V]

Suslik V submitted a new resource:

FLIR like LUT gradients for the OBS Studio filters - IR FLIR color lookup tables

Before (pseudo-IR image):
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After (pseudo-IR image):
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Usage:

1. Download the file named "infrared_flir_full_range.png" (~76KiB)
2. Apply LUT effect filter to the any video Source you have in the OBS Studio.
3. Point Path of the Apply LUT filter to the image "infrared_flir_full_range.png"

Enjoy!

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[Suslik V]

Suslik V updated FLIR like LUT gradients for the OBS Studio filters with a new update entry:

Additional IR gradient LUT

New "Ice and Cream" gradient for mapping infrared images.

Simplification of the LUTs (all are "full ranges" now), so names are changed if compared to v1.0
In short - just less variants for download to not confuse the users.

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[Suslik V]

Suslik V updated FLIR like LUT gradients for the OBS Studio filters with a new update entry:

Additional IR gradient LUT

New "Predator" gradient for mapping infrared images.

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[SlightlyWilson]

Fantastic stuff, been looking for LUTs to produce a game boy/pocket & color effect. Do you think a LUT would work or do e need to create a shader file to reduce the colors to 4 tones?

 

[Suslik V]

@SlightlyWilson it is depending on your skill.

If I understand it right then the simplest way for me is to use LUTs and two Scaling/Aspect Ratio: Point filters (one reduces, then next enlarges image) for the video source in OBS.

Example.
original image:

the 4-colors posterize LUT:


Result, Scaling/Aspect Ratio: Point (scale down to 96x76) + Apply LUT (posterize) + Scaling/Aspect Ratio: Point (scale up back to 320x256):