New Kodak Gold V2 - Teal 'n' Orange film recipe for Sony a6700 | Freshly Baked series

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You're gonna love the newest update to the beloved Kodak Gold film recipe! This new version brings warmer tones, richer colors, and a subtle shift that pushes blues toward cyan. Kodak Gold V1 has long been a crowd favorite. And V2 is the newest addition to the bunch.

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Kodak Gold V1 vs Kodak Gold V2

SOOC with the Sony a6700.

Different models might need in-camera adjusting for the film recipe to match the same colors.

So, what can you expect from Kodak Gold V2? Expect warmer tones and blues nudged into a striking cyan. This version leans closer to Kodak Vision3 200T, the film stock behind the distinct look of Asteroid City. This makes it ideal for capturing vivid landscapes and portraits that pop with life.

What really sets it apart is how flexible it is—it handles a wide range of scenes with ease, so you can experiment without second-guessing. The real question is: are you drawn to the bold teal-and-orange vibes of V2, or do you prefer the nostalgic warmth of the original Kodak Gold V1?

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With so many Wes Anderson fans out there, chances are this simulations is about to become a new favorite. Skin tones appear slightly amber in shaded areas, providing a warm and pleasing effect. The simulation offers soft contrast and a high dynamic range, which ensures that you can use it in diverse lighting conditions without losing detail in highlights or shadows. Plus, it’s super easy to use, whether you’re just getting into film simulation or you’ve been using them for a while.

The Appeal of Kodak Gold

Kodak Gold first landed in the late '80s and instantly became a favorite—thanks to its punchy colors and wallet-friendly price tag. It had this magic way of turning everyday moments into something warm and nostalgic, like flipping through old vacation photos. That’s why it’s stuck around for decades—it’s super forgiving and just works.

This updated film simulation, we’re bringing that same Kodak Gold look into the digital age. Think golden-hour warmth, deep moody blues (with a hint of cyan), and colors that pop just right. Whether you're shooting landscapes, street scenes, or casual portraits, it adds that little extra something—familiar yet modern.

Where Kodak Gold V2 Really Shines

This film simulation feels right at home in bright daylight—especially during golden hour, when everything’s soaked in warm light. Sunrise, sunset, sunny afternoons... that’s where it really shows off. The teal-and-orange color palette will give your shots a slightly cinematic look, without feeling over the top.

It also works great for portraits. Skin tones look warm and natural, and the contrast is soft enough to keep things flattering without losing detail. Whether you’re out shooting landscapes, street scenes, or just snapping your friends on a walk, it brings a nice glow to everyday moments.

To get started with Kodak Gold Version 2, simply apply the settings on your Sony camera and start taking shots. The results will speak for themselves.