by AcidBite
Acidbite aimed GRITTY at editors who want their footage to hit hard.
Heavy contrast, rich blacks, a tactile texture and bright, energetic colour.
There are eighteen looks, and each has a gentler version and an aggressive version, so you can keep a scene balanced or go all-in on drama.
Hundreds of files prepared for different editing setups, free utilities to convert footage from the major camera log modes, and a walkthrough video.
Action sequences, fashion pieces, music promos and attention-grabbing social posts. It runs in desktop editors and in mobile apps such as CapCut and LumaFusion.
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