by Archipelago
Archipelago based Light & Legacy on the way professional film labs scan negatives. Its six main looks give pale, pastel brights that taper off, creamy whites free of chalkiness and faces that stay true when light shifts. Contrast is moderate: soft, yet substantial enough for a printed page.
A long list of single-purpose tools lets you work section by section: rescue a sky, darken a background or a subject's shadows, burn in blacks, deepen saturation, tune foliage, warm or cool pastel tones, mimic a scanner's density, diffuse the background, or switch off grain and lens correction.
Includes computer and phone versions for Lightroom and Camera Raw. A good match for weddings, lifestyle and editorial photography.
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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Odeon is for photographers who'd like their stills to look like frames lifted from a movie. Built in layers Three base presets lay a cinemat...
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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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Chris Dunn reworked one of Archipelago's most loved series and called the result LXCR. Range of moods The looks span arid, sun-baked desert...
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England's ancient woodlands, with sunlight dappling through the canopy, deep fern greens and drifts of bluebells, inspired Arbor. The palett...
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Del Mar borrows from the playful, symmetrical colour of quirky indie cinema: sugared pastels, nostalgic warmth and palettes that look carefu...
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Afterglow is Archipelago's take on the moment just after golden hour, when light gets softer and colours grow richer. The six grades lean ci...
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Picture the blinding white of a dry salt lake under a hard sky. Richard McDowell built Halite around that feeling: glassy brightness set aga...
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