Film Emulation Collection - Authentic Kodak & Fuji Lightroom Presets

I was nervous about skin tones looking weird, but Kodak Portra 400 Master is spot on. Soft contrast, creamy highlights, and it keeps undertones natural even in mixed lighting. My couples sessions finally have that timeless look without heavy editing.

I shoot fashion e-com and needed consistency across a whole day of changing light. Fuji Pro 400H Elite kept colors airy and elegant without washing out fabrics. Greens and blues are perfect for spring collections.

I wanted punch for landscapes without neon-looking grass. Kodak Ektar 100 Pro nails saturated but believable color. Reds and deep blues pop; shadows hold detail. My travel images finally look ‘finished’ straight from Lightroom.”

I worried the everyday presets would feel generic, but Fuji Superia 400 is exactly the nostalgic vibe I wanted for family moments. It softens harsh kitchen lighting and still keeps color honest.

Kodak Gold 200 Vintage has that sun-kissed look I remember from old photo albums. Skin looks warm (not orange), and blue skies keep their color. Great for weekend trips and beach days

I do street shooting and was worried about weird color casts under storefront LEDs. Fuji C200 Street gave me classic color with realistic skin — even under greenish light. Super reliable.

I was skeptical Velvia would be too intense — but Fuji Velvia 50 in this bundle is stunning for nature. Saturated greens, glowing reds, and it keeps detail in bright skies without turning everything electric.

Black & white presets always crush my blacks too much. Kodak Tri-X 400 here has the perfect gritty texture with printable tones. Street portraits look classic without losing skin detail.

I wasn’t sure I needed two B&Ws, but Fuji Acros 100 is totally different — silky smooth with beautiful skin. I use it for bridal portraits and it looks like fine art right out of camera.