How to use Negative 01.
Download your .cube LUT, import it into DJI Mimo on iPhone and apply it to Normal footage.
01. Download the LUT
Open your order email or secure order page and download Negative 01. Save the .cube file to a folder in Files on your iPhone, such as On My iPhone or iCloud Drive.
If the download is a ZIP, open it in Files first to extract the .cube file. Keep your order email so you can find your download again.
02. Import into DJI Mimo
Open DJI Mimo and add the Normal clip you want to edit. In the editor, open the LUT import control, browse to Files and select the Negative 01 .cube file you saved.
The control name and location can differ between app versions. If the .cube file is not selectable, check that it has been extracted and downloaded to your phone rather than left as a cloud-only file.
03. Apply and export
Apply Negative 01 and compare it with the original clip. Adjust the LUT strength where your app allows, then fine-tune exposure and white balance to suit the scene. Export the finished video from your editor.
Use the source resolution and frame rate as your starting point. Watch the exported file before sharing, especially skin tones, bright skies and dark areas.
Use Normal footage.
Negative 01 Normal is a creative look for footage recorded in the Normal profile. It is not a D-Log M conversion LUT. Avoid stacking it over another creative LUT when you first try it.
This guide follows the iPhone + DJI Mimo workflow. In another editor, look for .cube LUT import and check the app's supported file requirements. For D-Log M footage, ask about the buyer adaptation.
Import & export help.
I cannot find my download.
Search your inbox and spam folder for your DLOGM order email. Check Downloads and the folder you selected in Files. If the link has expired or the email is missing, contact support with your purchase email and order reference. Do not include your private download link.
The file will not import.
Import the extracted .cube file, not a ZIP or image. Make sure the file is available locally and that your editor supports LUT import. Try closing and reopening the editor. If the issue continues, tell support your app version, phone model and the exact error message.
The image looks too strong or the colors look wrong.
Check that the source clip uses Normal, remove other creative filters, and correct exposure and white balance. Reduce the LUT strength if your editor supports it. Log footage needs the appropriate workflow; applying the Normal LUT directly to untreated log footage can produce an unexpected result. Follow the Pocket 3 LUT troubleshooting guide for checks by symptom.
Can I use Negative 01 in another app?
The file uses the .cube format. Your app must support importing that format; available controls and results depend on the editor and source footage. Check the app's documentation before purchasing if your workflow differs from this guide.
Ready to work through a full edit? Follow the Normal-footage color-grading workflow, from balancing the original clip to checking your export.