Overall rating: 4.589041 / 5 from 73 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

FilmVision Lite offers a streamlined pro-grade color suite for speed and simplicity, delivering rich, warm tones and cinematic depth. It includes 250D negative, 4 versatile print looks, and a powerful base emulation. Customers praise its excellent look and powergrade.

Summary topics

  • Powergrade Quality: 12%
  • Video Look: 28%

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

  • "Looks so good with my footage, gives a true nostalgic feel"malin g.
  • "SERR's filmvision powergrade definitely is the easiest to navigate and understand in terms of reaching a specific look!"Daniel G.
  • "Finally a good ahh soo the best film emulation by the star SERR."Shiva

Reviews

top tier

"The free version was already great… with the pro version, even better. Have been a fan of Serr for a while now"

Matheus P. (5/5)

"there are several areas that could be improved. Skin tones can occasionally become overly warm, while the teal/cyan treatment in skies and shadows may feel too strong in certain scenes. Results are not always consistent across different camera brands and color spaces, often requiring additional adjustments. The PowerGrade can also crush shadow detail, mute greens, and produce highlight roll-off that appears harsh with some footage. To achieve the intended look, users frequently need to fine-tune exposure and white balance beforehand. Additionally, the node structure may be challenging for newer DaVinci Resolve users to understand and customize, and more comprehensive documentation on recommended camera settings, color management workflows, and exposure guidelines would help users achieve more consistent results. greater flexibility, consistency, and user guidance would further enhance the experience."

Ganesh (1/5)

Not what expected

"There should be a tutorial for FCP for this."

Jose Q. (4/5)

Good

"love it"

Karma G. (5/5)

Amazing!

"Love this power grade!"

Luis C. (5/5)

amazing

"really good. finally understand grading"

Uchechi A. (5/5)

All we need !

"This Film emulation powergrade is the perfect one ! Huge flexibilty, so many creative look, and the feeling to be fully creative. Thanks !"

Yohan F. (5/5)

These are the LUTs I use

"When asked if I’d write a review, I looked at which LUTs—of the three dozen I’d whittled down to—I use virtually exclusively (on my iPhone 17 Pro). Six (and a sixth) of them are FV 2 Rec. 709 (and variant) conversion LUTs. So, yes I’d rate these five stars."

Marc M. (5/5)

Lite is lite

"I really enjoy what the lite pro has been doing for my video. It gives me 80% of a real cinema look with 5% of the effort. Extremely worth it for the price. It's 4 stars and not 5 because I simply wish we would have gotten a little more of the pro package. At some point I intend to upgrade to full package."

Michael G. (4/5)

Outstanding Product

"Swiftly transforms your digital footage into a film stock. Easy and fun to use. I found it quite interesing that support a variety of gamma and color spaces from different cameras. Brilliant!"

CHRISTODOULOS C. (5/5)

Q&A

Hello. I have started testing FilmVision Lite and my clips look really desaturated when I apply the powergrade, nothing like the sample footage or what's shown in the tutorial. The skintones in particular turn really pale and almost gray, and I have to add a lot of saturation for them to look natural. I was wondering if heavily increasing saturation is a normal part of the grading workflow with this powergrade. It seems weird to me because the image looks really gray, almost like log footage with the grade applied. I made sure the color space transform node was set to the right input color space and gamma, and made sure that either the print or curve nodes are activated. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Hey Alexis! Please reach out to us via email at hello@shopmoment.com so our Gear Guide team can help troubleshoot your issue.
Hello! I have a question: the download file comes with color grading?
Hey Carlos! Yes the Powergrade file and LUTs are in the downloads file. You can watch this tutorial video on how to import & use FilmVision Lite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORjpVh1GCjg Rahul - Gear Guide
hi:) i was wondering if it works with blackmagic app on Iphone 16Pro? thank you!
Hey Kasia! echnically yes, as this comes with LUTs as well along with the Powergrade. You can import those LUTs into your Blackmagic App and use those LUTs to preview or to bake the look into the videos. You can also use these LUTs in Premiere Pro/FCPX. But the main selling point of FV Lite is the Powergrade which is used in DaVinci Resolve to get the best possible colors in your shots and it is meant to be a professional color-grading plugin. Rahul - Gear Guide
Will this work on the free version of DR?
Hey Mac! Yes this should work on the free version of Davinci Resolve. There is an Alternative Halation powergrade that comes with it which provides the free alternative version if you have the free version of DR. You can watch this FV Lite tutorial video at 6:00 to understand about it: https://youtu.be/ORjpVh1GCjg?t=360 Rahul - Gear Guide

Overall rating: 4.589041 / 5 from 73 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

FilmVision Lite offers a streamlined pro-grade color suite for speed and simplicity, delivering rich, warm tones and cinematic depth. It includes 250D negative, 4 versatile print looks, and a powerful base emulation. Customers praise its excellent look and powergrade.

Summary topics

  • Powergrade Quality: 12%
  • Video Look: 28%

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

  • "Looks so good with my footage, gives a true nostalgic feel"malin g.
  • "SERR's filmvision powergrade definitely is the easiest to navigate and understand in terms of reaching a specific look!"Daniel G.
  • "Finally a good ahh soo the best film emulation by the star SERR."Shiva

Reviews

top tier

"The free version was already great… with the pro version, even better. Have been a fan of Serr for a while now"

Matheus P. (5/5)

"there are several areas that could be improved. Skin tones can occasionally become overly warm, while the teal/cyan treatment in skies and shadows may feel too strong in certain scenes. Results are not always consistent across different camera brands and color spaces, often requiring additional adjustments. The PowerGrade can also crush shadow detail, mute greens, and produce highlight roll-off that appears harsh with some footage. To achieve the intended look, users frequently need to fine-tune exposure and white balance beforehand. Additionally, the node structure may be challenging for newer DaVinci Resolve users to understand and customize, and more comprehensive documentation on recommended camera settings, color management workflows, and exposure guidelines would help users achieve more consistent results. greater flexibility, consistency, and user guidance would further enhance the experience."

Ganesh (1/5)

Not what expected

"There should be a tutorial for FCP for this."

Jose Q. (4/5)

Good

"love it"

Karma G. (5/5)

Amazing!

"Love this power grade!"

Luis C. (5/5)

amazing

"really good. finally understand grading"

Uchechi A. (5/5)

All we need !

"This Film emulation powergrade is the perfect one ! Huge flexibilty, so many creative look, and the feeling to be fully creative. Thanks !"

Yohan F. (5/5)

These are the LUTs I use

"When asked if I’d write a review, I looked at which LUTs—of the three dozen I’d whittled down to—I use virtually exclusively (on my iPhone 17 Pro). Six (and a sixth) of them are FV 2 Rec. 709 (and variant) conversion LUTs. So, yes I’d rate these five stars."

Marc M. (5/5)

Lite is lite

"I really enjoy what the lite pro has been doing for my video. It gives me 80% of a real cinema look with 5% of the effort. Extremely worth it for the price. It's 4 stars and not 5 because I simply wish we would have gotten a little more of the pro package. At some point I intend to upgrade to full package."

Michael G. (4/5)

Outstanding Product

"Swiftly transforms your digital footage into a film stock. Easy and fun to use. I found it quite interesing that support a variety of gamma and color spaces from different cameras. Brilliant!"

CHRISTODOULOS C. (5/5)

Q&A

Hello. I have started testing FilmVision Lite and my clips look really desaturated when I apply the powergrade, nothing like the sample footage or what's shown in the tutorial. The skintones in particular turn really pale and almost gray, and I have to add a lot of saturation for them to look natural. I was wondering if heavily increasing saturation is a normal part of the grading workflow with this powergrade. It seems weird to me because the image looks really gray, almost like log footage with the grade applied. I made sure the color space transform node was set to the right input color space and gamma, and made sure that either the print or curve nodes are activated. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Hey Alexis! Please reach out to us via email at hello@shopmoment.com so our Gear Guide team can help troubleshoot your issue.
Hello! I have a question: the download file comes with color grading?
Hey Carlos! Yes the Powergrade file and LUTs are in the downloads file. You can watch this tutorial video on how to import & use FilmVision Lite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORjpVh1GCjg Rahul - Gear Guide
hi:) i was wondering if it works with blackmagic app on Iphone 16Pro? thank you!
Hey Kasia! echnically yes, as this comes with LUTs as well along with the Powergrade. You can import those LUTs into your Blackmagic App and use those LUTs to preview or to bake the look into the videos. You can also use these LUTs in Premiere Pro/FCPX. But the main selling point of FV Lite is the Powergrade which is used in DaVinci Resolve to get the best possible colors in your shots and it is meant to be a professional color-grading plugin. Rahul - Gear Guide
Will this work on the free version of DR?
Hey Mac! Yes this should work on the free version of Davinci Resolve. There is an Alternative Halation powergrade that comes with it which provides the free alternative version if you have the free version of DR. You can watch this FV Lite tutorial video at 6:00 to understand about it: https://youtu.be/ORjpVh1GCjg?t=360 Rahul - Gear Guide

Overall rating: 4.589041 / 5 from 73 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

FilmVision Lite offers a streamlined pro-grade color suite for speed and simplicity, delivering rich, warm tones and cinematic depth. It includes 250D negative, 4 versatile print looks, and a powerful base emulation. Customers praise its excellent look and powergrade.

Summary topics

  • Powergrade Quality: 12%
  • Video Look: 28%

Review topics: [].

Review highlights

  • "Looks so good with my footage, gives a true nostalgic feel"malin g.
  • "SERR's filmvision powergrade definitely is the easiest to navigate and understand in terms of reaching a specific look!"Daniel G.
  • "Finally a good ahh soo the best film emulation by the star SERR."Shiva

Reviews

top tier

"The free version was already great… with the pro version, even better. Have been a fan of Serr for a while now"

Matheus P. (5/5)

"there are several areas that could be improved. Skin tones can occasionally become overly warm, while the teal/cyan treatment in skies and shadows may feel too strong in certain scenes. Results are not always consistent across different camera brands and color spaces, often requiring additional adjustments. The PowerGrade can also crush shadow detail, mute greens, and produce highlight roll-off that appears harsh with some footage. To achieve the intended look, users frequently need to fine-tune exposure and white balance beforehand. Additionally, the node structure may be challenging for newer DaVinci Resolve users to understand and customize, and more comprehensive documentation on recommended camera settings, color management workflows, and exposure guidelines would help users achieve more consistent results. greater flexibility, consistency, and user guidance would further enhance the experience."

Ganesh (1/5)

Not what expected

"There should be a tutorial for FCP for this."

Jose Q. (4/5)

Good

"love it"

Karma G. (5/5)

Amazing!

"Love this power grade!"

Luis C. (5/5)

amazing

"really good. finally understand grading"

Uchechi A. (5/5)

All we need !

"This Film emulation powergrade is the perfect one ! Huge flexibilty, so many creative look, and the feeling to be fully creative. Thanks !"

Yohan F. (5/5)

These are the LUTs I use

"When asked if I’d write a review, I looked at which LUTs—of the three dozen I’d whittled down to—I use virtually exclusively (on my iPhone 17 Pro). Six (and a sixth) of them are FV 2 Rec. 709 (and variant) conversion LUTs. So, yes I’d rate these five stars."

Marc M. (5/5)

Lite is lite

"I really enjoy what the lite pro has been doing for my video. It gives me 80% of a real cinema look with 5% of the effort. Extremely worth it for the price. It's 4 stars and not 5 because I simply wish we would have gotten a little more of the pro package. At some point I intend to upgrade to full package."

Michael G. (4/5)

Outstanding Product

"Swiftly transforms your digital footage into a film stock. Easy and fun to use. I found it quite interesing that support a variety of gamma and color spaces from different cameras. Brilliant!"

CHRISTODOULOS C. (5/5)

Q&A

Hello. I have started testing FilmVision Lite and my clips look really desaturated when I apply the powergrade, nothing like the sample footage or what's shown in the tutorial. The skintones in particular turn really pale and almost gray, and I have to add a lot of saturation for them to look natural. I was wondering if heavily increasing saturation is a normal part of the grading workflow with this powergrade. It seems weird to me because the image looks really gray, almost like log footage with the grade applied. I made sure the color space transform node was set to the right input color space and gamma, and made sure that either the print or curve nodes are activated. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Hey Alexis! Please reach out to us via email at hello@shopmoment.com so our Gear Guide team can help troubleshoot your issue.
Hello! I have a question: the download file comes with color grading?
Hey Carlos! Yes the Powergrade file and LUTs are in the downloads file. You can watch this tutorial video on how to import & use FilmVision Lite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORjpVh1GCjg Rahul - Gear Guide
hi:) i was wondering if it works with blackmagic app on Iphone 16Pro? thank you!
Hey Kasia! echnically yes, as this comes with LUTs as well along with the Powergrade. You can import those LUTs into your Blackmagic App and use those LUTs to preview or to bake the look into the videos. You can also use these LUTs in Premiere Pro/FCPX. But the main selling point of FV Lite is the Powergrade which is used in DaVinci Resolve to get the best possible colors in your shots and it is meant to be a professional color-grading plugin. Rahul - Gear Guide
Will this work on the free version of DR?
Hey Mac! Yes this should work on the free version of Davinci Resolve. There is an Alternative Halation powergrade that comes with it which provides the free alternative version if you have the free version of DR. You can watch this FV Lite tutorial video at 6:00 to understand about it: https://youtu.be/ORjpVh1GCjg?t=360 Rahul - Gear Guide

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