CP Kodak – Lightroom

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Emulated Film Stocks

Portra 160, Portra 400, Portra 800, Gold, Ektachrome, Ektar, ColorPlus, Ultramax

Emulation Varients

Noritsu scan, Frontier scan, pushed film, cross process

Photoshop Actions

Film halation

Emulation Methods

Lightroom profiles, Lightroom presets, Photoshop Actions

Profiled Camera Sensors

Fuji, Canon DSLR, Canon mirrorless, Sony, Nikon DSLR, Nikon mirrorless, Lumix, Lecia, Ricoh

Lightroom Toolkit

Grain, film blur, film highlights, expired film, contrast, AI masking

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Accuracy Matters

Each emulation is built by matching a digital image to a film scan. The same lens and lighting situation is maintained during the digital and film shoot to eliminate all other possible variables.

Emulation for Every Camera

Each digital camera manufacturer comes with its own digital sensor and color science, making a one size fits all emulation impossible.

This is why we have profiled the most popular digital cameras and created separate emulations for each so you can get accurate film looks no matter what camera you use.

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Film Scanners

A major part of a film image’s final look comes from the scanner used to process it. That’s why we’ve created two distinct emulation styles — Frontier and Noritsu — based on the two most commonly used lab scanners, each with its own unique color and contrast characteristics.

Film Emulation Methods

CP Kodak includes two tools for emulation.

Profiles alter the raw data of a digital image to change contrast, saturation, and hue in a more precise manner that the basic tools in Lightroom would allow.

Presets modify settings directly within Lightroom, giving you control over specific values. However, they lack the precise color transformations that profiles can achieve.

The profiles are designed to establish the base look, while the presets can be layered on top to fine-tune the image, similar to how a lab technician adjusts scans while operating a Noritsu or Frontier.

Halation + Film Grain

Grain behaves differently across tonal regions, so we’ve included a grain preset that uses luminance masking to apply grain naturally to different areas of the image. This creates the most realistic film grain effect achievable in Lightroom.
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The halation effect requires Photoshop, so we include a Photoshop action that automatically identifies areas in a digital image where halation would naturally occur and applies the effect accordingly.