by DVLOP
Garrett, the Brooklyn lifestyle photographer known as Shortstache, distilled his cinematic, story-first colour into three versatile looks.
Deep tonal range and a stylised finish that stays consistent across a whole story, so a day that moves from sunny streets to blue-hour rooftops still reads as one piece.
Released through DVLOP for Lightroom.
Retouching that once meant a trip to Photoshop can now stay in Lightroom Classic. Visual Flow's toolkit for DVLOP uses AI presets that recog...
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Nirav Patel approaches monochrome like a cinematographer. His Lotus set for DVLOP uses heavy, weighted contrast with soft transitions, so gr...
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Plenty of edits shout. Visual Flow Pure keeps its voice down. The colours you captured stay faithful, contrast fades off softly at both ends...
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Think of Fuji 400H: milky brights, gentle contrast and warm skin that never drifts orange. The Pastel Pack from DVLOP and Visual Flow builds...
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In The Mood Pack the shadows tell the story. These DVLOP presets from Visual Flow deepen blacks and push tones richer and warmer while keepi...
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Nessa Kessinger wanted her photos to feel like slides from a family projector, so she built Kodachronies around the old Kodachrome palette....
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Nirav Patel photographs weddings and fine-art portraits in San Francisco, and cinema runs through everything he makes: still moments, carefu...
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Jonas Peterson approaches weddings as a storyteller, and his presets favour feeling over clinical accuracy. The rhythm of the colour Brights...
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