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A warm, nostalgic 8mm-inspired film profile with medium-high grain, active halation, and soft rolloff. Designed to feel like home movies and sunlit documentations from the 1960s–80s.

A tungsten-balanced cinematic film simulation inspired by Cinestill 800T. Cool blue shadows, warm highlights with signature halation blooms, and a cinematic mood perfect for low-light and nighttime scenes.

Kodak Gold 200 on a Holga 120N: bright consumer color, forgiving negative latitude, a coherent soft center, asymmetric edge collapse, and a heavy 6x6 optical falloff.

A soft, instant-film simulation inspired by classic Polaroid color. Lower grain, creamier highlights, and true overscan borders for prints that feel held, not authored.

A fine-grain ISO 400 color-negative rendering built for complete portrait and wedding jobs: natural skin, restrained greens, open shadows, and a long highlight shoulder.

Kodak's everyday consumer color negative. Warm golden tones, friendly grain, and a forgiving nature in daylight made Gold the film of family albums and road trips, and the gateway stock of the modern film revival.

The fast member of the Portra family. Portra 800 carries Portra's flattering, natural skin tones into low light, trading a little grain for the speed to shoot receptions, interiors, and dusk without losing the warmth.

Kodak's most saturated, finest-grained color negative. Ektar 100 delivers slide-like vibrancy and almost grainless detail on negative film, which is why landscape, travel, and product shooters reach for it.