My work has come pretty close to it through out the years, but it’s not until I started using Mastin Studio’s preset that I believe I’ve gotten as close to film as possible with my Canon 5D Mark 3. But until I do, I’ve always struggled to get that ‘filmy’ look just right. And I do plan on starting to offer film photography services next year in 2015. I’ve always been a big fan of film photography and my work has always been heavily influenced by some of the top film photographers in the world. So in addition to being a great photographer, he also created a brand new Lightroom and ACR preset that had revolutionized my studio’s work. On top of being an awesome photographer, he’s just overall a great guy. earlier this year at the beautiful San Ysidro Ranch. His work is so amazing that my wife and I hired him to shoot our own 10 year vow renewal. If you don’t know who he is, he’s a an awesome hybrid film/digital shooter out of Seattle area. Capture One Film Styles B&WPosts: 15 Joined: Wed 8:57 pm.I don’t think it’s a big secret that I am a HUGE fan of Kirk Mastin’s work. I use his Portra 800, 160 and Tri-X presets all the time.A look at Alexander's black and white styles - these are really quite good. I showed one image and applied the different styles to show how they changed the photograph.C1 Styles (UK based provider of film styles - more oriented toward grading than film emulation) They have samples and the styles are quite good.Alexander Svet's excellent color film emulation styles - Capture One Film Styles Alexander probably has the most extensive sets available including film grain presets for use with C1 v 9. This includes those you can purchase and also quite a few freebies.url/urlI also wrote additional blog posts about several producers of styles for Capture One. I wrote a blog entry about all the available styles for Capture One. Does anyone know any other places, or maybe an online group that shares self made styles? If not I might make a Facebook page for sharing styles.ThanksMatt Posts: 8 Joined: Wed 1:51 am.
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