Features
Built-in RAW player: review MLV and CinemaDNG on your phone
Most RAW capture apps need a computer just to see what you shot. CinemaKit plays its own RAW takes on the phone, so you can check a shot while you're still shooting, pull a still and start grading straight away.

Check the take while you shoot
Scrub through MLV and CinemaDNG takes to confirm focus, exposure and framing before you move on to the next setup. Playback uses CinemaKit's own debayering, so you are looking at the RAW image itself.
A library for every take
- Every recording appears in CinemaKit's own library: MLV, CKRAW and CinemaDNG as well as HEVC, ProRes and H.264.
- Sort takes, select several at once and delete them together.
- Each clip shows its format, resolution and frame rate at a glance.
What you can do from the player
- Scrub through a take to check focus and exposure.
- Save any frame as a DNG still for a photo, a thumbnail or a grading reference.
- Open the grading panel to adjust exposure, contrast, white balance and more.
- Export the graded clip: ProRes or HEVC on iPhone, HEVC or H.264 on Android, with 10-bit HEVC where the encoder supports it.
When to move to the desktop
The phone is for review and quick grades. For longer projects, batch exports or detailed noise reduction, open the same files in CinemaKit Studio in your browser.
Related pages
RAW color grading on your phone and in Studio
Grade CinemaKit footage with exposure, white balance, curves and 3D LUTs, then export for your iPhone, Android or desktop workflow.
Wireless transfer: move RAW takes over local Wi-Fi
CinemaKit's built-in file server lets any computer on the same Wi-Fi download MLV, CinemaDNG and exported clips from your phone in a browser, with no cable and nothing to install.
CinemaKit Studio guide: open, grade and export
Follow the CinemaKit Studio RAW workflow: browser and GPU checks, local file opening, color correction, export and troubleshooting.
What is MLV (Magic Lantern Video)?
Understand the MLV RAW video container, how CinemaKit uses it, and how to open, transfer and export MLV footage.