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Kodak Pro Image 100 was a hidden gem I recently discovered, and I was instantly hooked! As soon as I saw the colors, I wanted something...

Kodak Ektar 100 Film Stock Kodak Ektar 100 has built a reputation as one of the most colorful negative films you can shoot. It first...

For the past five years, I’ve been creating film simulations for Sony cameras using the Picture Profile menu . Over time, a lot of people...

If you’ve browsed my Sony film simulations , you’ve probably seen a few different Kodachrome recipe versions… and two versions of...

Kodak Ultra Max 400 one of the best choices if you want a natural, down to earth look but with a slight touch of a filmic look. If I had...

You're gonna love the newest update to the beloved Kodak Gold film recipe! This new version brings warmer tones, richer colors, and a...

This is a short comparison between multiple Kodak film recipes. You may have noticed that I created two versions of the Kodak Gold film...

One of my favorite black-and-white film recipes, aside from X-Tarr—which is arguably the deepest film simulation you’ll find across any camera brand, even deeper than Fuji—is the CineStill BwXX. Many people don’t realize just how powerful Sony’s Picture Profile menu can be, especially when it comes to crafting black-and-white film recipes. In fact, Sony truly outshines Fuji with its Color Depth options - and that's what allows us to create complex black-and-white simulations.

A gorgeous film simulation with a 50's vintage feeling. Amazing for its nostalgic and deep colors. Flowers with CineStill 50D film...

Kodak Vision3 200T (5213) is a tungsten-balanced motion picture film known for its fine grain, dynamic range, and cinematic color...

Kodak Portra 800 is one of the community’s top 10 most-loved film simulations—and it’s easy to see why. It offers a high dynamic range, buttery soft contrast, and vibrant, candy-like colors. And it's perfect for portraits and travel yet flexible enough to work for almost any genre of photography. If you’ve ever wanted a simple way to get a nostalgic yet polished look straight out of your Sony camera, this one’s worth trying. And the best part? You can grab the recipe for free

Today, I’m comparing three Sony film simulations you’ll want to check out: Kodak Portra 800, Kodak Vision 200T, and the newest addition...

50's Kodachrome overview Among the many iconic films produced by Kodak, Kodachrome ranks among the most fondly remembered by many. It's...

Kodak Gold V1 is probably the most beloved film simulation I've created, more popular than Classic Chrome or anything else, with its...

If you’ve ever seen Harry Gruyaert’s Kodachrome photos , you know exactly why this Kodachrome recipe exists. Rich colors with high...

Promised a different article showcasing the second version of Kodachrome film simulation , so here you have it. The gold edition. The...

One of the members asked if there is any way to replicate the Asteroid City Look only by using Sony's Picture Profile Menu. So I ventured...

This is a Freshly Baked Series. Went out with my friend Andrew for a quick coffee and took some shots with the Kodak Color Plus 200 film...

Spring is finally here Kodak Portra 400 film simulation - Sony RX100 VI As spring approaches, life stirs once more from the gloomy...

Kodak Tri-X 400 Sony Film Simulation Picture Profile Settings This one is truly special. The Kodak Tri-X Sony Film Simulation will take you back in the old days of shooting film. Grittiness and Punchy faded contrast, it's all you need. If I would have to choose only one Black & White Film Simulation Recipe, it would definitely be the Kodak Tri-X Film. No Black n White Film Simulation can compete with this recipe. With crushed and faded shadows, and with smooth Highlight Roll-