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Omg, congrats 👏👏🎉🎉!

Can you download it in the app version?

Isn‘t it too warm?

I'm loving this pack so far. I just got it recently, but I'm looking forward to using it on my next portrait session. I really like the other packs that i have, but I'm really digging the skin tones with this one.

What time did you shoot these? Sorry if i missed it! Great shotssssss

the original looked so much better :/

I’m not a full time photographer, weddings and senior shoots only occur once in a while. Should I curate anyway?

Free preset

A good tutorial!

Amazing ❤

great video dude! thank you! super simple

Need your help! What style of editing do you suggest for baptism photography? ( dark environment)

hello sir can i used this method on my sony a7cii camera? thanks for your answer :)

Hi, can I confirm that these are creative luts?

POV you just exposed your film knowing you did something wrong so you googled it and are now a smarter film photographer

Still waiting for you to try them on a photo that was shot in studio with flash or strobes. Cause the presets only work with photos shot with natural lighting. 😅 … or make a version of it for studio shot photos that would be perfect. ❤

Thank you! So easy to follow

Hahaha amazing

Lol

Brb, leaving some cinestill under my pillow

Where would his lair be?

Hi, Are the AI tools available in all Capture One packs?

Yeah, I got them all right. 1) the DR of the film just doesn't compare to the modern day DR of SLR cameras. Her dress has much more detail in the folds and creases in the digital photo Edit: I posted and then felt the need to say; the DR doesn't compare, but the color contrast of the film seems more pleasing to the eyes. I think you guys might help yourself by compressing the luminance a bit. 2) this is the easiest one. There is that weird banding/lining artifact of color correction on the out of focus rocks but especially handrails and posts. 3) The banding from the last one was there but not so obvious and it could be the way the lens resolved the out of focus background, but this time what gave it away was the sky. There was slight grain in the sky on the digital image and none in the film and in fact, maybe it was YT compression, but I feel like I could see the scan lines in the film sky where the older machine just can't reproduce the natural grade of whites and yellows in the sky. The presets look great though. I don't have $70 to wantonly spend on presets currently, and I think they would need some slight adjustments on my end, but I think the average person buying a photographer's work wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Not that those people really care these days anyway.

I love these videos and find them so helpful. I'm brand new to shooting film and seeing them side by side with digital is very helpful. I'd love for y'all to do this with all your preset packs as I own pretty much all of them!

No it wasn’t that hard to see which ones were film. The difference is bigger than you think and it’s not just about colours and grain. There is a depth that is nigh on impossible to get with simulations.

#1> FILM ON RIGHT #2> FILM ON LEFT #3 FILM ON LEFT FYI, this is a completely non-standard test, as the comparison images are not exact duplicate compositions, and this affects color perception. Also, Monitors have a million variables. You would have to embed all settings in the 2 images, make a single side-by-side composite, and then choose an application to view them in (e.g. lightroom) to have consistency across the spectrum of viewing.

Mastin Labs videos are better than Netflix :) Please release them more often like you guys used too - those longer ones with live editing, thanks

1:50 and 5:12 don't jive. Good or bad for street?

I don’t have the 3 dots 😢

Thanks mr. Kirk! I've noticed that the polaroid frame in this video is different in texture from the ones I have in the Print section of Lightroom, is there something I'm missing?

I didn’t catch the part where you explained why the photo has to be backlit? Is that because you push the exposure up?

Can you do more samples on different lighting conditions? Including photos shot in studio with artificial lightings.

While I love the Gold 200 look, I feel that the edit at 12:00 doesn't look natural. It's backlit and yet the subjects are extremely bright-it's lost natural shadow. While the tones are gorgeous, it looks fake. I guess it ultimately depends what the client thinks, and in this instance they'd perhaps want to see themselves with the baby, and their expressions, over realism.

AT :28 is that a scanner/digitizer?

Hey, thank you for the video, it's super interesting! What is the software what you show for editing photos?

Thank you! This is so helpful! I do have a question - I don't see in the drop down where the white balance options are. I have the Fuji Film Original presets.

What kind of battery and film does it take

What are the names of the shown photographers?

Great video! I love your presets! Using them with Sony.

I tried your presets but the look very bad on my pictures, shooting with Sony. Any help?😢

Great, thank you!

In my lightroom classic, control bar doesn't move(it's grey and seems it's not activated). What should i do?

That really was a fabulous tutorial. Super helpful! Thanks! I just bought my final Mastin Labs Film Sets, now I have them all.

Is the sound mono channel or am I losing my mind?

Some of the photos were better before you applied your edit.Sometimes in life we don't get what we want. No disrespect to you and your wife. Be happy and go with what life gives you.

I'm curious if there is any worry about electronics failing in these cameras? I know they were released in 1999 so they are fairly modern (no electrolytic capacitors), but im still concerned.

the year is 2024. they are now 200+

Very informative! Thank you. How can you connect the Pentax to an external flash?

The counter on my camera is broken but otherwise the camera works fine. What do I do then? Can I "feel" when there is no film left?