Cinegrade: Film Filtersv1.1.5
Released September 30, 2026Major
iOS
The latest major update introduces expanded creative tools and interface adjustments for Cinegrade: Film Filters. As no post-release performance data is available, the impact remains neutral. Future analysis will determine if the library consolidation and menu reorganization align with user workflows.
What changed
- ContentAdded five one-tap cinematic looks including Night City and Vintage Film
- New featureIntroduced new film effects like halation, mist, and anamorphic streaks
- UXUpdated film grain to move frame by frame for realism
- UXStreamlined look library to 14 distinct options
- UXRelocated adjustment sliders under a new Fine-tune menu
- PerformanceGeneral bug fixes and performance improvements
Reception
50/ 100 impact scoreNeutral
What worked
Content
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What didn't
UX
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Marlvel takeaways
- Monitor user feedback regarding the new Fine-tune menu navigation to ensure the relocation of adjustment sliders does not increase task completion time.
Original release notes
• Cinematic: five one-tap looks — Night City, Day to Night, Overcast Film, Blockbuster and Vintage Film. Each sets color, glow and grain together. • New film effects: halation, mist, anamorphic streaks, light leaks, fade, teal & orange, detail, day-for-night and an orange date stamp. • Film grain now moves frame by frame, like real film. • A tighter look library: 14 distinct looks, no near-duplicates. Looks you already saved stay in your library. • The sliders now live under Fine-tune: pick a look first, adjust only if you want. • Fixes and performance improvements.