by Archipelago
OneTwenty takes its name from 120, the medium-format film size, and Archipelago aimed it at hybrid photographers who combine film scans with digital frames.
Gentle light, peach-toned skin, delicate tonal transitions and a fine grain, so digital images can sit beside scanned negatives.
At its default, the built-in profile gives more contrast and a deep black point. Move the slider and the result opens up into something soft and airy, perfect for pastel, sun-filled weddings and portraits.
A thoughtful option if you want one look that can lean either rich or light.
Floresce is the brightest, airiest Quest in Archipelago's series. Foundation Three colour-graded presets set a luminous base. Seven helper t...
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At a glance Corrective Lightroom presets that adjust complexion only, not the overall grade Fixes skin that turns grey in shade, too orange...
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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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Sparks from a campfire rising toward a starry sky: that's the feeling Celestial chases. Liam Rimmington built it for the Archipelago collect...
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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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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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Redwood takes you to the misty Pacific shoreline, where giant trees grow almost to the tideline and the morning fog refuses to lift. The pal...
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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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