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CineGrain

6.1#16 in texture libraries$76 one-time
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Mextures

7.2#3 in photo preset librariesFrom $89 a year
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AudienceCineGrain describes the Indie Master Series as intended to give low-budget filmmakers an affordable option.The maker describes the collection as suitable for photographers, filmmakers, and designers, including landscape, portrait, macro, album art, matte painting, social media, and blogs.
IntegrationsThe workflow page lists DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, After Effects, Baselight, Flame, Nuke, Premiere, and Final Cut among compatible tools.The maker says Film Presets are compatible with Console, Lightroom CC 2021/2022, Final Cut Pro, and Adobe Premiere, with software-specific versions required for separate purchases.
ProductCineGrain sells film texture clips and color LUTs and grades for adding cinematic texture and color to digital footage.Mextures offers photo editing textures, overlays, film presets, and apps for creating film-like effects.
SupportCineGrain invites customers to email [email protected] with workflow questions and lists the phone number 888.217.9040 on its homepage.The Console page directs questions to [email protected].

CineGrain plans

  • Indie 8mm Collection$76, paid once
  • Indie 16mm Collection$96, paid once
  • City$96, paid once
  • Indie 35mm Collection$96, paid once
  • Apollo$148, paid once
  • Artifacts - Indie Master Series$164, paid once

Mextures plans

  • X-Film Overlay Pack$10 a month
  • Mextures Yearly Membership$89 a year
  • ConsoleFree
  • Mextures Photo Editor$1.99, paid once
  • Mextures Lifetime Membership$139, paid once

Pick CineGrain if…

It suits filmmakers and post-production users working with ProRes overlays, LUTs, DaVinci Resolve, or ACES workflows. The Indie Master Series is described for low-budget filmmakers.

Pick Mextures if…

Mextures suits photographers, filmmakers, and designers looking for textures, overlays, or film-style treatments. Its listed use cases include landscape and portrait work, album art, social media, and blogs.

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