user15879: I've edited some footage on Adobe premiere and did some color correction.
I applied some luts directly to my master clip to convert from Log to RGb, then I added a creative LUT in the Lumetri Color panel of the adjustment layer I created.
Once happy with the result I was having by playing my timeline, I selected the sequence, then did go to  File -> Export -> Media.
I selected the whole sequence and set some settings(basically, youtube export in 4K).
I check the preview, everything was fine.
But once the video rendering is finished, the video looks like if I didn't applied any LUTs(not sure, but it's the feeling).
What could I have done wrong?
Here is two screenshot:
Preview before export

Screenshot of the rendered result

It's the first time I have such kind of results, I applied in the past many LUTs and all went fine. 
What could be wrong?

user19961: Be sure media encoder has the same LUTs in same order - otherwise it will take a different lut...
its a better way to browse to your lut in premiere - Media Encoder will use the same path and therefore doesn't screw up the correct lut.
Took a while for me to find out!

15879: <p>I've edited some footage on Adobe premiere and did some color correction.</p>

<p>I applied some luts directly to my master clip to convert from Log to RGb, then I added a creative LUT in the <code>Lumetri Color</code> panel of the adjustment layer I created.</p>

<p>Once happy with the result I was having by playing my timeline, I selected the sequence, then did go to  <code>File -&gt; Export -&gt; Media</code>.</p>

<p>I selected the whole sequence and set some settings(basically, youtube export in 4K).</p>

<p>I check the preview, everything was fine.</p>

<p>But once the video rendering is finished, the video looks like if I didn't applied any LUTs(not sure, but it's the feeling).</p>

<p>What could I have done wrong?</p>

<p>Here is two screenshot:</p>

<p><strong>Preview before export</strong></p>

<p><a href="https://i.stack.imgur.com/tkDhi.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/tkDhi.jpg" alt="preview before export"></a></p>

<p>Screenshot of the rendered result
<a href="https://i.stack.imgur.com/Mch5z.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/Mch5z.jpg" alt="screenshot rendered result"></a></p>

<p>It's the first time I have such kind of results, I applied in the past many LUTs and all went fine. </p>

<p>What could be wrong?</p>
 19961: <p>Be sure media encoder has the same LUTs in same order - otherwise it will take a different lut...</p>

<p>its a better way to browse to your lut in premiere - Media Encoder will use the same path and therefore doesn't screw up the correct lut.</p>

<p>Took a while for me to find out!</p>
