by Archipelago
Liam Rimmington describes ExFilm with a curious comparison: a well-worn pair of cognac leather boots. Comfortable, classic and easy to live with every day.
Subdued and gently shifted, the way old film stock drifts as it ages.
Comfortable on lifestyle, travel and editorial stories, and on portraits that should feel timeless rather than trendy.
Quest 56 reduces colour grading to its primaries. Each of the three presets nudges the image toward red, green or blue, shifting the mood a...
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Pittura speaks the language of oil painting. Archipelago used warm, aged pigments, creamy transitions and shadows that model form rather tha...
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Most Archipelago Quests are about people. Altitude is about the land itself. Where it was shaped The team refined it on ridgelines, river va...
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Origin revisits the signature that made Archipelago popular, pulling ideas from several of its best-loved collections into one limited relea...
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Driftwood imagines a long day by the sea that fades into a golden sunset. The colour Shadows take on warm, sandy reds and copper, while high...
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When accurate colour matters more than style, Serenus is the Quest to reach for. What it does Keeps every hue faithful, raises the shadows a...
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Zalea is about the coast in bad weather: salty air, stormy light and a sea that can't decide between grey and blue. Archipelago shifted blue...
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Bequest draws its warmth from candle flames and the fading light that follows sunset. The look Rich golden colour, softly glowing highlights...
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