Film tends to hold back. Colours sit a little desaturated, darks stay soft and faces keep warmth without going orange. Kyle Vollaers built his cinematic collection around that restraint.
Expect a muted palette, natural contrast, controlled highlights and plenty of preserved detail, so each frame looks like a still from a film rather than a heavily filtered photo.
The look holds at golden hour, under cloud and in dark interiors, keeping a series coherent.
Ideal for portraits and lifestyle, street photography, and travel or adventure sets.
Drone RAW files often come out flat and hazy from altitude. Kyle Vollaers made this collection to fix that: deep blues in open water, detail...
Kyle Vollaers
Sam Hurd began his career shooting political news and celebrity portraits in Washington DC, turning down a NASA contractor job along the way...
DVLOP
Archipelago's Quest series includes several releases with a strong movie feel, and this bundle gathers four of them. What's included Obscura...
Archipelago
Fuji film has a signature people spot instantly: cool, restrained greens, gentle warmth in faces and highlights that ease off rather than cl...
The Archetype Process
Haylsa tuned this whole collection on the islands of Palawan over the course of a year. The look Lagoons stay a clear aqua instead of drifti...
Haylsa
Kara Marie has worked in black and white for years, and this collection gathers six of her recipes, each with a grainy twin, for 12 presets...
Kara Marie
Created with photographer Summer Grace, this pack is playful, timeless and true to the colours you actually shot. Four moods It moves from c...
G-Presets
Three years of work went into this bundle, and it is the toolkit behind the photos on Emmett Sparling's Instagram. What's combined here All...
Emmett Sparling