I'd like to share a false color LUT I made for monitoring SLOG3 while shooting.

My goal with this LUT is to display a properly transformed REC709 image that is both good for judging exposure AND pulling focus.

My problems with most other false color LUTs are:
1. They're designed for a REC709 image, so if you're shooting SLOG3, they're off.
2. The false color is overwhelming. Assigning every value to a color makes the image a confusing rainbow.

With this LUT, I only color a few key ranges:
Middle grey = green
Caucasian skin = peach
Nearly crushed shadows = blue
Nearly blown highlights = red

Because the majority of the image is a B&W image with proper contrast, I can keep the LUT up even while puling focus.

Posting link to the LUT here in case someone else might find it useful: https://drive.google.com/open?id=19TAScaDPGomHoBjbHaLllyBfJ7Z4MvpB&authuser=joe%40humcrush.com&usp=drive_fs

I was going to start dabbling in monitoring with false color, since the term caught my attention and my little Feelworld monitor offers it. What would it take for you to create a similar LUT that was for Sony modes other than S-LOG?

I like the effect of using a reduced set of colors for some occasions.

It's trivial for me to make so long as the transform for the profile is published. What profile do you shoot?