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Lee LHGFX Photography keeps Arri in one place: 3 stories so far. The section currently leads with “Arri Film Lab 1.5 Curates a Deeper Palette of Analog Cinema Looks”, “Honor's latest lens-inspired smartphone frames creativity through cinematic design”, and “Codex Expands Ecosystem: Introducing CFexpress Cards for Cinema Workflows”. Nearly a year after Arri launched Film Lab, an OpenFX plugin that brings analog texture to digital footage, version 1.5 arrives with a deeper palette of cinematic looks. Honor's latest Magic9 Pro Max borrows the cinematic prestige of Arri, framing creativity through lens-inspired design. Lee LHGFX Photography is a dynamic portfolio and lifestyle hub built around the artistic work of @lee_lhgfx — a highly engaged Instagram creator and… The list below is every Arri story on Lee LHGFX Photography, newest first.
Arri Film Lab 1.5 Curates a Deeper Palette of Analog Cinema Looks
Nearly a year after Arri launched Film Lab, an OpenFX plugin that brings analog texture to digital footage, version 1.5 arrives with a deeper palette of cinematic looks. This isn't just an update; it's a curated expansion for those who crave the warmth of film stock in a modern workflow. For another perspective on rhythmic storytelling, explore "Hear the Rhythm of Speed Ramp Transitions in Motion."
Honor's latest lens-inspired smartphone frames creativity through cinematic design
Honor's latest Magic9 Pro Max borrows the cinematic prestige of Arri, framing creativity through lens-inspired design. It's a bold move, marrying a trendy name with genuine filmmaking heritage. The result feels less like marketing hype and more like an invitation to see your world through a curated, artistic lens. For those who love shaping light frame by frame, our piece on Brightin Star's Tri-Sight Lens offers another take on that very obsession.
Codex Expands Ecosystem: Introducing CFexpress Cards for Cinema Workflows
Codex has long been the quiet backbone of Arri cinema workflows, and now it's stepping into the CFexpress arena with a curated set of Type A and Type B cards, plus readers built for the set. That's not just a product drop; it's a signal that reliability is moving beyond custom media bays. For crews chasing speed without sacrificing trust, this feels like a natural evolution.