This is an absolute reference-level Black&White preset. So many other looks are too contrasty or otherwise too...extreme. This has the subtle grays that are hallmarks of the Monochrom, and while good as-is, the color filters add realistic tones, and it can be a great launchpad for your own stylistic edits. All the edits I have made to these's were with the preset only, besides cropping and exposur...

These are really great as a general purpose, or starting point for making excellent edits with that Leica CCD color science (and black and white) There are two different sensors captured here, with color and B&W for both. So 4 great starting points. The differences are both sutbtle, yet different enough that one or the other gets you where you want to be. Modifiers are useful as well! All the ed...

These are are awesome for starting a film like edit that is extremely natural looking, and very realistic. So many of these film emulations look overblown and Instagrammy. These behave more like film does, (they aren't just flat and matte, and they aren't just green-tint.) They use the built in Adobe Profiles, which is great for two reasons: one, they work for every camera, and work great on Lig...

I love Portra, but hate Portra film emulations.... until this one. They are always too pink, or too saturated in weird colors, and I end up spending more time fixing them than I would have if I just did it myself every time. This pack nails all the subtleties, and isn't too magenta, or with those yucky greens I see on many film-a-likes. No presets are really one-click, but these are FAST to get to...

I picked these up after watching Dave Herring's YouTube interview with Jake Tovar. These are super-fun riffs on the Portra400 presets from VGP, but have a totally different vibe. There two versions of them here too with some great modifiers that work differently than others do. I had a lot of fun with these as out of the box they have that Jake Tovar look (as they should!) but my style isn't the s...

This one is sooo nice. I have been using this for when I really want something that vibes, and has an honest filmscan look. This does. I am a preset junkie, and have a lot of "vintage film-a-likes" that just end up looking like a messed up color grade. Too heavy handed. Too camera specific. This isn't that. They put some work in on this one. I really dig these, and there are both color and B&W co...