by Vuhlandes
Sixteen-millimetre film has a charm modern sensors lack, and Vuhlandes tried to capture it in five grades.
Warm colour, a little texture and contrast that rounds off at the extremes instead of snapping.
The looks are meant to sit on top of any camera profile and accept both log and standard-video footage.
The cube files open in the common editors on both Mac and Windows. Ideal for creators who want an analog vibe without shooting real film.
Klean is the restrained member of the Vuhlandes lineup. The grade Rich contrast, inky blacks and a hint of natural warmth, while skin and hi...
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