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True film simulation
Original → Negative → Positive
Our profile development process uses precise sensitometric data from both negatives and positives to simulate film color response. The simulation results are then transformed into Lightroom profiles for convenient and fast usage. Other film characteristics like highlight roll-off, grain, black point lift can be achieved with the included presets.
Original Image
The original image is converted into spectral data in preparation for a real film simulation pipeline.
Negative
The negative is exposed to the spectrum and developed. We have 13 negatives to choose from (yes, we profiled Portra).
Positive
In a true analog workflow, the positive is where the image comes to life. We have both paper and film positives.
More than presets.
Profiles.
Each one of our 39 profiles simulates the entire analog photography pipeline: negative exposure, development, positive print and development.
Never overcooked
Use Lightroom’s built-in amount to dial in the precise amount. We do believe you’ll go full strength though.
3 Negative Films
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Fujicolor c200
Punchy colors and slightly cool overall. Warm skin tones, moderate contrast, clean highlights, and a moody daylight look. Pair with Fuji Crystal paper to keep that Fuji vibe.
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Portra 400
True-to-life color. neutral warmth and smooth tonal roll-off. Restrained saturation that gives flattering, consistent skin tones. Pair with Fuji Crystal print paper to keep greens separate from yellows.
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Kodak Vision3 250D
Balanced, filmic color and gentle contrast. Warm highlights, natural greens, and controlled saturation for pleasant skin tones. Pair with Kodak 2383 for an immediate cinematic look.
4 Positive Media
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Fujicolor Crystal Archive type ii - print paper
Accurate colors, crisp blues and greens, and a punchy yet refined, modern look. Preserves the negative character while injecting a slight Fuji vibe.
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Kodak Endura Premiere Print Paper
Neutral-to-warm paper with rich. Golden greens and yellows render an unmistakable Kodak character - even from Fuji negative stock.
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Kodak Endura Supra
Consumer grade print paper with with very golden greens and yellows. This is the most characterful print medium we’ve profiled.
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Kodak 2383 print film
Classic print-film look: warm highlights, cool shadows and slightly muted saturation. It bulldozes the negative character - see for yourself. Tweaking the white balance is key here.
Full Contents
Profiles
Nobel Negatives v3 (Available as Lightroom profiles and LUTs, which come in 3 color spaces: sRGB, Rec.709 and DWG/DI)
Fuji c200 - Fuji Crystal Archive
Fuji c200 - Kodak Endura Premiere
Fuji c200 - Kodak Endura Supra
Fuji c200 - Kodak 2383
Kodak Portra 400 - Fuji Crystal Archive
Kodak Portra 400 - Kodak Endura Premiere
Kodak Portra 400 - Kodak Endura Supra
Kodak Portra 400 - Kodak 2383
Kodak Vision 250d - Fuji Crystal Archive
Kodak Vision 250d - Kodak Endura Premiere
Kodak Vision 250d - Kodak Endura Supra
Kodak Vision 250d - Kodak 2383
Nobel Base Profiles v3 (bonus)
Nobel Color Boost
Nobel Color Boost Linear
Vintage Neg (beta)
Presets
Nobel film components v3
Bloom - none
Bloom - medium
Grain - none
Grain - coarse
Grain - medium
Grain - fine
Nobel film curves v3
Fade Curve - Fuji Crystal
Fade Curve - Kodak Endura
Fade Curve - Kodak Supra
Fade Curve - Kodak 2383
Curves - split tone expired film
Curves - split tone Hollywood
Curves - split tone warm shadows
Nobel Film Emulation v3
Color Boost - Filmic colors
Full - Fuji c200
Full - Kodak Portra 400
Full - Kodak Vision 250d
And more…
20 raw images from various cameras for you to practice
Coming soon… Lightroom profiles tutorial