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Two Benj packs share this bundle. One was made specifically for wedding days and engagements; the other is a more general filmic style.
Eleven looks in the ceremony set and ten in the film set, plus two extras: a tone-repair helper and a bonus look.
Dark-leaning without feeling heavy, which is why the presets also work for portraits, street photography and personal projects.
A brief video shows how to adapt a look to a particular image, and a read-me handles setup.
Provided as XMP for Classic and Camera Raw.
Dailies is Benj's set for ordinary days. Made for Phone and camera snapshots from daily life Simple product shots Coffee, food and objects o...
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Benj's earlier packs lean into strong contrast and colour. Light takes the opposite direction. The look The same cinematic tonality you'd ex...
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Benj doesn't start an edit from zero; he starts from one of these four foundations. Now you can too. What they are Two clean bases and two b...
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Omnibus contains every colour tool Benj has released. Who he is A photographer, videographer, editor and motion designer, so his toolkit spa...
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Benj refined this personal collection over years of grading his own work, and several looks carry the names of districts around Metro Manila...
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Baguio, high in the hills of the Philippines, mixes packed street markets with foggy ridgelines just outside town. Benj shot there while bui...
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Two of Benj's collections share a box here, making it easy to swing from gentle to intense inside one session. The quiet side Eleven looks d...
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When Benj edits his own sessions, this is the set he opens. The looks Eight numbered grades with punchy contrast and a narrative, movie-like...
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