by Bounce Color
Night-time city footage often looks best darker and richer, and Bounce Color's Urban Dark collection is made for exactly that. Ten standard-video grades give dense contrast and brooding street palettes, from cold, washed-out cinema tones to warm retro looks, while people under lamp posts still look like themselves.
Darks stay solid without turning to sludge, and reflections on rain or neon signs keep their form.
All cube format, so they work in the usual editors on both log and normal footage from DSLRs or cinema cameras. Built for street and urban storytelling.
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