Four-Scene Film-Look Comparison
A 16-second App Store header uses a moving comparison wipe and four cinematic subjects to demonstrate a film grade without narration.
By Dmitry Mashkin for ISO125: Film Camera & LUTsRuns 00:16
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Why it works
The six-word promise is present at 0:00, so muted autoplay still communicates the result. A vertical divider reveals the grade difference within each scene, while changes at 3.65, 7.6, and 11.6 seconds move from landscape to portrait to landscape to extreme close-up. The fixed headline and labels make the four examples feel like one coherent product demonstration.
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Tagged live actionapp store videowidescreenfilm lookbefore and aftercomparison wipecinematic footagepersistent headline
