To add focus to the subject, some vignetting is also applied and can be seen like frames at the edges of the image. These textures jump out because of a boost in sharpening and some added grain. You can also try our Kodak Ektar preset for Lightroom if want a vibrant look for your shot instead. Portra 160, after all, produces images that look subdued but natural this is reminiscent of editorial or documentary shots, akin to some National Geographic photos in the 90s. This overcast shot looks better in the After photo: the details look crisp and more defined and more defined, while the colors are balanced out. Recreates Kodak Portra’s Crisp DetailsĪttention to Detail.

The tones look beautifully balanced, making the preset ideal for portraits and other professional photography. Notice how the background remains attractively vivid: there is an increase in the luminance of yellow and aqua colors as well. A decrease in the saturation of yellow, green, blue, and some orange hues produces this understated matte look. The background is noticeably cooler in color temperature, too, making the result much easier on the eyes. You can notice this mostly around the subject’s head. The light in the After photo is less intense now, not as harsh as it was. Softens Tones for a Classic Film LookĬlassic film. See how this preset produces this enduring vintage look in the examples below. Use this Portra 160 preset to bring the muted analog film aesthetic to your digital photos. Style: Kodak Portra 160 Style, Matte Tones

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