Yellow Pack IV by The Archetype Process – Kodak Consumer Film Emulations
Yellow Pack IV focuses on Kodak's everyday films, the rolls behind holiday snapshots and disposable cameras. The stocks ColorPlus 200Higher...
The Archetype Process
TAP refreshed its Fuji professional range in the 2020-4 release, and this pack holds all four films.
One film is tender and low in contrast, another brighter and crisper for fashion and scenery, a third bold and saturated for commercial jobs. The fourth, the much-loved pastel stock, receives special attention with pushed versions and a rebalanced second rendering.
Each emulation is available as if scanned on a Fuji machine or on a Noritsu, two subtly different looks prized by film shooters.
Compatible with Lightroom and Camera Raw.
Yellow Pack IV focuses on Kodak's everyday films, the rolls behind holiday snapshots and disposable cameras. The stocks ColorPlus 200Higher...
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