The Cinelook Plugin for DaVinci Resolve features cinematic looks and film print emulations, developed by some of the industry’s most respected colorists and color scientists.
The plugin also includes powerful color grading tools, including density, compression, volume, and vibrance controls. For precise creative control and flexibility in your grading workflow.
Instantly present powerful film looks to your client – inside of DaVinci Resolve.
Textured and painterly looks – true to real film.
The goal with my contribution to Cinelook was to get the absolute best side-by-side display of digital with real film. With about ten thousand patches for intermediate recorder film out and print, the result showed a virtually indistinguishable comparison with real film, except for the film projector jitter.
Sliders that let you create strong film contrast, painterly highlights, compressed shadows and reduce sharp edges.
Just like real film.
As s bonus you’ll get access to a package of twenty powergrades, crafted by a selection of renowned colorists.
The powergrades utilize print film emulations from the plugin, and are carefully designed to provide a professional look.
Additionally, it provides the opportunity to study node structures built by professional colorists.
These Powergrades gives me valuable insight into how professional colorists set up their node trees, and that makes them more useful for me than the others on the market. There are tons of things to discover in there that I can use to improve my color grading work.
I also love how the built in print emulations contributes to instantly making my work so much more filmic.
Cinelook works in real-time and supports a wide range of cameras,
color spaces and imaging pipelines
Supports a wide variety of log camera and working spaces including ARRI (including Alexa 35), RED, BlackMagic, Sony, DJI, Panasonic, Z CAM and Canon.
Designed for the most common log variations and working spaces, and supports all industry standard display spaces including HDR and DCI P3.
Every technical component of the looks (LMTs) are shaped by color scientists to ensure the image does not quantize, clip or clamp.
Compatible with both node-based and color managed workflows, including ACES and DaVinci YRGB Color Managed.