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Inspired by Kodak’s Aerochrome film, this digital film stock is a filmic variation of the CM1000 monitoring LUT that is crafted with ARRI’s Log C4 color science.
The CM1010 variation features a filmic contrast curve, with rolled off highlights and a less saturated palette that emphasis cooler shadows and warmer highlights. This results in more color seperation than the original monitoring LUT.
This Digital Film Stock is designed for daylight conditions in nature scenes, in order to adjust the hues of captured colors to align more closely with the color aesthetic of Aerochrome film.
This digital film stock is avaliable in SDR and HDR as well as for ACES 2.0 (please see details further down).
CM1010

Cm1000
CM1010

CM1010 LUT technical data: REC.709 CIE & Tone Curve




CM1010 LUT applied to ARRI 35 & Sony Venice test footage with no grade adjustments


CM1010 LUT on test footage - playout


CM1010 LUT + examples of Printer Light look variations



ACES 2 introduces a new color science that differs from previous versions, offering a cleaner, more modern aesthetic. While visually pleasing, ACES 2.0 tends to produce a softer, warmer look with less inherent perceptual depth than the advanced color rendering of ARRI LogC4. ARRI’s latest color science delivers a sharper image with enhanced depth and greater color separation, contributing to a high-fidelity cinematic look.
Both ACES and ARRI LogC4 present valid and compelling aesthetics. Although their differences may seem subtle at first, the underlying contrast between them can lead to distinct psychological impacts in the final imagery. The choice ultimately depends on the cinematographer’s creative intent and the narrative demands of the project.
Recognizing that many production workflows require delivery in the ACES pipeline, I have developed two variations of this digital film stock specifically for ACES 2.0. One reflects the inherent ACES aesthetic, while the other renders the distinctive ARRI LogC4 look within the ACES color space. This second version conveys the clarity, depth, and color separation characteristic of LogC4 while remaining fully compliant with the ACES standard.
Cinematographers now have the flexibility to choose between the native ACES 2.0 look and a version that renders the ARRI LogC4 aesthetic, depending on the creative and technical goals of their production.
ACES 2.0 Digital Film Stock Versions

aces 2.0
arri look aces 2.0

aces 2.0
arri look aces 2.0

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