by Archipelago
Collodion brings back the tintype, a hand-poured wet plate process that photographers used around the 1850s.
Variations go from cool, neutral monochrome to warm, brownish antique.
Organic flaws are built in so the result looks like a plate pulled from an old studio rather than a modern filter.
Memorable on portraits, fine-art series, reenactments and period-themed shoots.
Remember the hum of a projector and a sheet on the living-room wall? Quest 55 grades with that memory in mind. Bright tones turn peachy, the...
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Nexus takes its vocabulary from contemporary cinema: measured contrast, moody tonal shifts and colour that makes one frame look like a still...
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Grey skies and short winter days are the target conditions here. Ethereum, part of Archipelago's Quest series, drops shadows into deep, inky...
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Basecamp works differently from a typical preset pack. Instead of moving your sliders, it adds eight custom colour profiles to Lightroom and...
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Trouvaille sits among the darkest chapters of the Archipelago Quest series. The mood Its tonal range is deliberately tight and its changes 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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Hours spent watching scenery drift past a car window inspired Overland. Archipelago tuned six base presets to different terrain, so a journe...
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Darkroom accidents and experiments, such as developing film in the wrong chemistry, skipping the bleach step or keeping extra silver in the...
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