5 Lightroom Presets – Grainy & Nostalgic Tones
Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the look of my photos - especially the grain and 35mm film look.
It couldn’t be easier with presets I created.
I tweak them a bit depending on light and scene, and that’s where the mood comes from.
These 5 are my current go-tos. They all add a nostalgic, slightly gritty character by leaning into soft tones and subtle mood. One is a timeless black & white.
If grain’s not your thing, no problem - just slide the grain amount to the left and you’re good.
I’ve put them together here so you can try them out for yourself. They are a great starting point to edit your pictures and will help you get closer to that >filmish< look.
By buying my presets you support this blog enormously. Thank you.
Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the look of my photos - especially the grain and 35mm film look.
It couldn’t be easier with presets I created.
I tweak them a bit depending on light and scene, and that’s where the mood comes from.
These 5 are my current go-tos. They all add a nostalgic, slightly gritty character by leaning into soft tones and subtle mood. One is a timeless black & white.
If grain’s not your thing, no problem - just slide the grain amount to the left and you’re good.
I’ve put them together here so you can try them out for yourself. They are a great starting point to edit your pictures and will help you get closer to that >filmish< look.
By buying my presets you support this blog enormously. Thank you.
Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the look of my photos - especially the grain and 35mm film look.
It couldn’t be easier with presets I created.
I tweak them a bit depending on light and scene, and that’s where the mood comes from.
These 5 are my current go-tos. They all add a nostalgic, slightly gritty character by leaning into soft tones and subtle mood. One is a timeless black & white.
If grain’s not your thing, no problem - just slide the grain amount to the left and you’re good.
I’ve put them together here so you can try them out for yourself. They are a great starting point to edit your pictures and will help you get closer to that >filmish< look.
By buying my presets you support this blog enormously. Thank you.