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Vektro 100 film simulation - an overview Over the past few years, Vektro 100 has secured its place in my top 10 film simulations—and...

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

Classic Chrome is one of the most loved Fuji base film simulations - and you can also get it on your Sony camera . Fujifilm’s Classic...

Sony RX100 VI accessories The Sony RX100 VI isn’t perfect, but I absolutely love this camera. It’s compact, powerful, and...

Ready to make your Sony camera work for you? Getting the right Sony camera settings—especially with film simulations —can transform how...

Ayon 200 film simulation Ayon 200 - a bold yellow-heavy film simulation Ayon 200 is a one of a kind film simulation. It leans into a...

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,...

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

Portrait - Sony a7IV vs Sony a6700 Last year, Sony sent me multiple cameras and I compared them with a couple film simulations . My goal was to show how each camera handles colors and how to color match older Sony cameras with newer models. A lot of people kept asking about the Sony alpha 7 IV and whether I could do a side-by-side with it. Luckily, my friend Petru has one. Not only did he let me borrow it for the test, but he also showed up with the Petzval 55 f/1.7 MKII A