I do not own Final Cut X so I have not yet tried this product. Here are some highlights for the plug-in. Here is the lowdown from Yanobox about their Moods…

Intuitive Interface – Moods sports a heads up display interface. Grading your HD footage in full screen becomes an immersive experience.

Desaturate – Silver – Contrast – Move horizontally to control the black level. Drag up or down to desaturate or create silver colors. Combine silver with contrast to get the famous bleach bypass look.

Exposure / Gamma – Move horizontally to control white levels. Adjust the gamma vertically.

3-Way Color Balance – Shadow, mid-tone and highlight wheels alter color from subtle adjustments to crushed colors. Use punchy or classic mode to boost or preserve the luminance level.

Wash Shadow – Blend shadows with pure colors to create classic vintage looks.

Transparent Rendering – With GPU acceleration and integrated tools, color grading becomes an interactive process on standard laptop and desktop computers.

Presets to Get Started – Artists can use Moods presets or design and save their own looks to obtain the perfect Mood.

Here is a tutorial on Yanobox Moods

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