Cinelike
Cinelike is an adjective used to describe media or imagery that resembles or aims to resemble cinema. In photography and videography, cinelike describes color science and tonal characteristics that mimic film, often achieved by flatter gamma curves and broader dynamic range to preserve highlight and shadow detail for post-production. Such profiles or settings are commonly labeled cinelike in camera menus and are intended to provide a more flexible starting point for color grading, as opposed to in-camera looks that are highly contrasty or saturated.
In practice, cinelike footage tends to have subdued contrast, muted color saturation, and a more neutral color
In game development and other interactive media, cinelike can describe a cinematic camera style or rendering
Differences from cinematic: cinelike focuses on the imaging profile and aesthetic that resembles cinema, while cinematic