by Archipelago
Veritas means truth, and the collection favours honesty over tricks: accurate faces, clean whites and a gently filmic curve. The mood arrives without colours drifting into the unrecognisable.
Shadows are deep yet readable, highlights keep detail and the palette stays uncluttered, equally right for a quiet portrait or a wide coastline. Because the base is balanced, it behaves like a finishing pass rather than a filter.
Veritas 01 to 06, in desktop and mobile versions.
Liam Rimmington made Wayfarer for photographers who work on the move, in natural light and changing weather. A wide colour range At one end,...
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In Atelier the real subject is light. Rather than only grading colour, these presets mimic how studio modifiers behave, the soft falloff of...
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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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Plastic toy cameras never followed the rules, and Lomora doesn't either. Archipelago chased the Lomo look: lively, slightly unpredictable co...
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Liam Rimmington describes ExFilm with a curious comparison: a well-worn pair of cognac leather boots. Comfortable, classic and easy to live...
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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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Orphic is a brooding Quest that leans heavily on Adobe's AI masking. Colour range Three presets run from cool and neutral to bold and warm,...
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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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