LUTs

BRAW Toolbox v3.0.0 introduced a Media Extension, allowing you to import .braw files natively into Final Cut Pro.

This means that .braw files now behave exactly the same as .mov so you can relink in Final Cut Pro as normal.

You can read more on the Media Extension page.

The below information is for people using the legacy BRAW Toolbox workflow.

Legacy Workflow

In the BRAW Toolbox Workflow Extension, and Final Cut Pro Inspector you are able to set the LUT Source for individual clips.

There are currently three options:

Disabled: No LUT will be used.
Sidecar: If a sidecar file exists and includes a LUT, that LUT will be used.
Embedded: If a LUT was selected during filming, and is included in the BRAW file, it will be used.

If you didn't select a LUT during filming, the easiest way to add a new LUT is to just use the Custom LUT effect in Final Cut Pro.

You can simply apply that LUT to the Synchronised Clip or Multicam Clip of your BRAW Toolbox clip.

BRAW Toolbox clips don't have the ability to set a traditional Camera LUT, because it's not really necessary, as you can change the Color Space/Gamut and Gamma as required in both the Workflow Extension and Final Cut Pro Inspector.

LUT Selection in the BRAW Toolbox Workflow Extension

LUT Selection in the Final Cut Pro Inspector