Mi-Log to Rec.709

Free Xiaomi 17 Ultra LUT (Mi-Log to Rec.709)

Turns the Xiaomi 17 Ultra's Mi-Log / Rec.2020 footage into normal-looking Rec.709 video. One .cube LUT, free for any project, no email.

Download the free Mi-Log LUT

The zip holds the same LUT twice: a 65-point file for editing, and a 33-point file for monitoring on a camera or in an app, or for older apps that won't load the larger one.

Built from Xiaomi's published spec and checked against Xiaomi's own LUT.

Mi-Log / Rec.2020 frame as recorded, flat and grey

Mi-Log, as recorded

The same frame converted to Rec.709 with the Mi-Log LUT

With the LUT

Shot on Sony FX30 (S-Log3) and re-encoded into Mi-Log / Rec.2020 to show the conversion.

The LUT converts Mi-Log with BT.2020 color, as the manufacturer publishes them, into Rec.709 through the ACES 2.0 output (SDR, 100 nits).

Built from: Xiaomi, Mi-Log White Paper.

Set up the Xiaomi 17 Ultra

  • Log video recording up to 4K at 120 fps; ACES (Academy Color Encoding System) supported.

Exposure

Xiaomi Log Profile White Paper: 18% grey encodes to 0.4535 normalized (463 of 1023, 10-bit full range); 90% reflectance to 0.6609 (676); 0% to 150.

Sources

  • mi.com

    Xiaomi 17 Ultra specs: Log video recording up to 4K at 120fps; ACES

  • mi.com

    Product page: 4K 120fps in Log

  • mi.com

    Xiaomi news: Xiaomi 17 Ultra unveiled in Beijing, December 25, 2025 (global launch followed Feb 28, 2026)

  • mi.com

    Xiaomi ACES page: Xiaomi 17 Ultra and 15 Ultra full ACES support; download 'Recommended ACES Workflow' incl. Xiaomi Log Profile White Paper and official LUT (zip Mi-Log_ACES Profiles.zip)

  • cdn.alsgp0.fds.api.mi-img.com

    Official zip (fetched): Mi-Log_Whitepaper.pdf (Dec 2024) - Mi-Log curve for 10-bit, BT.2020 primaries D65, 18% grey = 0.45345968 (463/1023 full range), 90% = 676; Mi-LogTo709_3DLUT.cube; Mi-Log_to_ACES_AP0.dctl

Updated September 26, 2026