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Moody film
Dark, muted, quiet
Deep shadows, muted green-grey colour and soft highlights. A heavier, more dramatic version of the cinematic look — good when the mood matters more than the detail.
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Demo imageDemo images are generated illustrations, not photographs taken with a specific camera. They show the direction of the look, not a guaranteed result.
The settings
White balance
- Temperature
- 4700 K
- Tint
- -4
Light
- Exposure
- -0.35
- Contrast
- +15
- Highlights
- -45
- Shadows
- -25
- Whites
- -20
- Blacks
- -10
Presence
- Texture
- +10
- Clarity
- +10
- Dehaze
- +8
Colour
- Vibrance
- +5
- Saturation
- -18
Colour grading
- Shadow tone (hue)
- +160
- Shadow tone (amount)
- +18
- Highlight tone (hue)
- +45
- Highlight tone (amount)
- +8
Grain
- Grain
- +22
- Grain size
- +25
Why these numbers
- Negative Exposure plus strong negative Shadows is what makes the dark base.
- Dropping Saturation while keeping Vibrance low keeps skin alive without colourful distractions.
- The grain is deliberate — clean dark photos often look flat.
Adjust it for your photo
- If the face disappears, raise Shadows back to about -10.
- Too green? Move Tint towards magenta (+5).
Best for
Rainy daysNight streetsDocumentaryMoody portraits
A preset is a starting point, not a finished edit. Always check exposure and white balance afterwards — the same values look different on a different photo.
