Nostalgic Kodak

Been messing with my recipe Old Kodacolor and this foggy ibex shot turned out moody, works great in sunny summer light too

Warm vibes, soft contrast, natural skin tones, perfect for portraits, street shots or just capturing everyday life

This recipe is designed to deliver a powerful, high-impact look with a strong emphasis on vivid color.

A soft cinematic vibe with the Eterna recipe: high dynamic range, reduced clarity, and strong chrome effect create a dreamy, film-like look – perfect for portraits and urban scenes in daylight.

This recipe turned out great I think. The colors are gentle but still vibrant, with soft pastel greens and just the right touch of saturation. Gives a bit of a nostalgic, cinematic vibe while keeping everything feeli

This recipe recreates a filmic, cross‑processed aesthetic. It uses Classic Negative with expressive highlights, strong grain, and a misty glow for a cinematic, nostalgic feel, perfect for moody street and night shots.

Brings out vivid, rich colors while keeping the contrast balanced. Perfect for capturing landscapes and nature in all their glory.

A cooler twist on the classic Superia 1600 look. Great for street photography, you might want to try this in a night setting aswell.

A warm, slightly nostalgic Astia/Soft look with golden tones and soft contrast. Designed for everyday scenes with clean composition and natural light. Works especially well on simple subjects where color harmony and light take the lead.

An Eterna Bleach Bypass recipe with muted colors, cool tones, and a slightly raw contrast profile. Works especially well for industrial details, street photography, architecture, and other subjects with texture, muted color, or raw cinematic mood.