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"WOW! Can’t believe what I’ve done in 5 minutes! This is really an amazing plugin."
-Jeff Hutchins
“The FilmStyles plugin makes my life so much easier. FilmStyles makes it really, really simple to achieve a variety of very useful looks. It’s super simple to use, and the value of the product is very good.”
-Chris Jordan
“I ended up using it on every shot of my most recent job, and the client is thrilled! FilmStyles completely changed my game!”
-Rob M
“I liked the easy interface and it just seems simpler, clearer and faster to use than other offerings. Had to say thanks because without being a part of this community, I’d be behind the curve getting my hands on this product.”
-Lenssmith of DVXuser
beauty
What makes people say, “Wow, that looks beautiful?”
Beautiful films and photographs share common qualities. They usually include a lush, film-like color space and contrast curve, and shallow depth of field.
Other attributes that make people say "Wow, that looks beautiful!" are magical, subtly glowing highlights, and a tasteful, understated vignette.
FilmStyles makes it simple to add these characteristics to any shot in a few seconds.
simplicity
It is said that “elegance is the elimination of the unnecessary.”
In this spirit, and out of respect for your time, we worked hard to pare down each FilmStyles filter to only the parameters we felt essential.
FilmStyles allows you to dial in your look in seconds without wading through pages of menus and hundreds of presets.
FilmStyles works with your footage
Most “filmlook” filters fail when your footage is not similar in exposure to the clip the designers used when developing the filter.
FilmStyles filters solve this problem with controls that “tune” the filter to high key, low key, or naturally lit clips.
You can adjust exposure with one slider, and if the Filmlook slider crushed the dark areas a little too much, there's a slider to adjust that too.
“FilmStyles” filter
Original
The overall effect is just “meh”... the tone is dead, the look is not romantic and doesn’t support the storyline. Also, the sharpness of the background and foreground distracts from the subject.
Filmstyled
The eponymous “Filmstyles” filter adds a filmlike contrast s-curve, film color and glowing highlights, and paints an elegant, romantic mood.
The “35mm DOF” filter blurs out the foreground and background, and a subtle vignette features the subject nicely.
A video look is transformed into a magical, filmic look!
“Dramatic Sky” filter
Original
Scenic location, but this shot looks like cheap video, doesn't “pop" at all. Though this subject is pondering her entire life in this shot, the look doesn't support the storyline.
FilmStyled
Wow! The “Dramatic Sky” filter makes the sky gorgeous and epic
The “FilmStyles” filter makes the ocean and sand tones richer, more tactile and filmlike, more scenic, You can feel the sand between your toes! Some vignetting on the sky and sand frames the composition nicely.
The “35mm DOF” filter blurs out the sand in foreground, drawing your eye to the subject.
Much more cinematic, picturesque, dramatic, evocative, this shot tells a story all by itself!
“Casablanca” filter
Original
This shot looks cool right out of camera. But it’s supposed to be noir.
FilmStyled - Casablanca
There we go! Don’t call me baby doll!
The “Casablanca” plugin simulates the exposure curve of classic black & white film from the 1930s - 1940s to bring mystique and intrigue to any shot.
“Golden” Hour filter
Original
This morning coffee scene is totally blah.
FilmStyled
The “Golden Hour” filter adds the gorgeous, warm, magical look of sunrise or sunset. Or, use it to instantly apply any tint, from cold to warm to quirky.
“Day for Night” filter
Original
This scene is supposed to take place at night, but we didn’t have the lights to get proper exposure at night time. Now what do we do?
FilmStyled - Day for Night
The Day for Night plugin enables you to turn a daytime scene into a dramatic nighttime scene, with the glow of the moon and a darkened sky for incredible shots. Plus, avoid all the problems that come from shooting at night, from shlepping tons of lighting gear and long setups to exposure problems and noisy footage.
“Amelie” filter
Original
The wide angle lens might be cool, but the shot lacks style.
FilmStyled
Need something a little more quirky? Use this plugin to emulate the orange and green hues of Amelie with stylish vignetting that will draw your audience into the frame.
“300” filter
Original
- Meh. Even with a nice sunlit rimlight and bright red dress, this shot just looks bland and drab.
FilmStyled - 300
SHE IS SPARTAN!!! The FilmStyles “300” plugin adds the crushed, high contrast look that’s so popular in today’s swords-and-sandals blockbusters. The color is desaturated and given a sandy reddish tint to give your footage a gritty, hip, vintage look.
“FilmStyles” filter
Original
The potential is there, but it feels flat and there’s a lot of distracting background. The image just doesn’t “pop.”
FilmStyled
Instantly make your footage look amazing with this simple but powerful plugin. Even plain footage will jump off the screen! This plugin uses the classic S-curve of real film and adds glowing soft highlights, and a subtle vignette to make your project look awesome.
35mm DOF tutorial
