Cinema Palettes Helps You Recreate the Colors of Your Favorite Films

Cinema Palettes Helps You Recreate the Colors of Your Favorite Films

The choice of colors in a scene can be one of the most influential factors in giving a film its signature identity. Whether you're looking to recreate an iconic look or simply seeking new inspiration, Cinema Palettes is making it incredibly easy to replicate your favorite films.

I'm a huge film buff; I love getting swept up in the beauty, mystique, and larger-than-life worlds they create. And so, it's only natural that I might want to recreate the look of some of my favorite films in my photography work. Cinema Palettes is making that process much easier by providing the color palettes used in these movies, allowing one to easily use them to select props, wardrobe, and lighting for a shoot, or to use them in post-processing. Each post gives a still frame from a film and includes a swatch of the colors used in that scene. It's informative and enlightening to see the colors abstracted from their context and organized neatly below. I've included some of my favorite films below.

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/672977672776065024

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/672855589983297537

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/686658847046537216

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/672583952738160640

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/696471773559308288

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/681177052804988928

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/650719744723677185

https://twitter.com/CINEMAPALETTES/status/646369449008832512

After happening upon Cinema Palettes, I quickly found myself scrolling endlessly, mesmerized by the beautiful swatches. They have an abundance of popular and well-known films, so be sure to follow them

[via Cinema Palettes]

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Alex Cooke is a Cleveland-based portrait, events, and landscape photographer. He holds an M.S. in Applied Mathematics and a doctorate in Music Composition. He is also an avid equestrian.

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fantastic :D but how to use it in adobe premiere ? :D