There are three film types, including Kodak and Fujifilm color versions, and Ilford black-and-white presets. So, the presets may actually take a bit of getting used to at first, especially if you’re used to the super-contrasty, saturated filters offered by some other apps. You get a pretty robust set of tools, including tweaks to the initial film presets.Įach film preset is actually based on research that compares it to the real film stock. The Darkroom piece of the app is for editing photos in a non-destructive format. A finished image from Filmborn that can be shared and saved. The settings allow you to pick the look of several different lenses, as well as multiple aspect ratios common with film cameras.
It also has a highlight warning function that tells you when you’re going to blow out your whites, so you can tone down the exposure. You can adjust white balance and exposure compensation on the fly. There’s a camera portion, which actually provides live previews of the film-like filters. Like many more robust photo apps, Filmborn is built from several different pieces. Now, Mastin has announced its long-awaited mobile app called Filmborn for iOS.
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The Mastin Labs Lightroom and Photoshop presets have developed a pretty devoted following, due in large part to the company’s borderline neurotic devotion to make presets that look like actual film scanned in a pro lab. The slick interface has lots of film-emulation options.
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