CINEVISTA Film Emulation (LUT Pack)
CINEVISTA is a professional film LUT pack designed to instantly give your footage three striking cinematic looks inspired by the dark and gritty aesthetics of 35mm film.
148 - A highly stylized, moody film aesthetic — my personal favorite.
219 - Ideal for footage captured after sunset or during blue hour.
958 - A timeless black-and-white look, for you 50’s movie lovers.
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CINEVISTA Film Emulation LUT Pack — make your night-city footage look like it belongs in a film
The gist: A three-look LUT pack built specifically for dark, moody 35mm-style grading — the exact aesthetic that suits blue-hour skylines, dim night markets, and rain-slicked city streets on a travel shoot.
- Three distinct looks: "148" for a bold, moody stylized grade, "219" tuned specifically for twilight and blue-hour footage, and "958" for a timeless black-and-white 1950s-cinema look.
- Built for low light specifically: designed around the texture and grain of dark, gritty 35mm film, so it holds up in the low-light conditions where a lot of LUTs fall apart.
- One-look-per-scene flexibility: switch between the three looks depending on whether a scene is dusk cityscape, night market, or something that calls for black-and-white.
- Format: digital LUT pack, works in standard color-grading software that supports .cube files.
Creator Mason Charles is an LA-based DP/filmmaker who, per Moment's own product announcement, built CINEVISTA specifically to emulate the "dark & gritty film look" he's pursued in his cinematography work for years.
Best for: travel filmmakers shooting evening or night city footage who want a moody, cinematic base grade. Skip it if: you mostly shoot bright daylight travel content — this pack is tuned for low light and won't add much to sunny footage. Runs ~$35 — check the current price before buying.
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