by Mango Street
Mango Street Lab picked seven legendary film emulsions and built sixteen Lightroom looks around them.
Most films come twice: one version tuned for scenery and one tuned for portraits, so each subject gets the right treatment.
Several Kodak favourites, including the Portra family, Ektar and the budget-friendly Gold; Fuji's pastel pro film and its slide film; and CineStill's tungsten cinema stock, with a dedicated night version.
The team checked the looks across a broad range of complexions, camera models and lighting, both day and night.
Runs in recent Lightroom, the phone app and Photoshop, with legacy files for older Lightroom.
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