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Monochrome Film — slide 1© Mariano Morichini
Monochrome Film — slide 2© Mariano Morichini
Monochrome Film — slide 3© Mariano Morichini

Monochrome Film

$15.00

About

Want a black and white conversion that accurately simulates the behavior of film? With these Lightroom Profiles, you can achieve an accurate look in virtually any software. The pack includes 6 B&W film conversion Lightroom Profiles 1 for unfiltered film and 5 with color filters. You’ll also get 6 free Profiles that recreate the look of black and white TV.

What is included

12 Lightroom Profiles

Compatibility

  • LightroomLightroom

Get photos like these

Using RAW files you will easily practice retouching tips and learn how to get photos like these.

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The story

Story illustration© Mariano Morichini

Mariano Morichini shares his vision behind the pack:

In April 1988, I created a series of tests to understand how different films behaved using different filters and different color temperatures. I fully documented everything, so today I am able to replicate exactly the same scenarios and compare the results of what was actually happening with film in 1988 to what today’s software outputs.

This pack includes 6 Lightroom Profiles for achieving a B&W conversion that perfectly conforms to the behavior of panchromatic film, both on its own and with the five most used filters of its time: yellow, orange, red, green, and blue.

You will find 6 other Lightroom Profiles that emulate the look of black and white TV, including with the same 5 color filters.

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Creator

Mariano Morichini

Photographer

Mariano Morichini is a photographer, videographer, and content creator based in Italy. He started working as a photographer in 1984 and as a videographer in 1998. Throughout his career, Mariano has been interested in multiple photography genres, exploring various forms of expression. He has cooperated with many Italian magazines and produced advertising campaigns for major brands. Today, Mariano is the creator behind the YouTube channel VideoZappo as well as the organizer of the community and online photography school related to the channel.


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