Colorwheelstore created Big City for anyone filming downtown.
There are sixteen styles, and each comes twice: once for log recordings and once for normal Rec.709 video.
Heavy, rich contrast, dark shadows and palettes inspired by concrete, glass and neon. It handles skylines, streets after dark and the mixed artificial light of city centres.
The grades were developed on ARRI, Sony cinema and Sony mirrorless log footage, but also accept RAW and already-converted material. Every major editor can open the cube files.
Blockbusters made this contrast famous: a cool, bluish world around warm, sunny faces. ColorWheel Store's set applies it to your own clips....
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