[Leica] Kodachrome is back...
Christopher Crawford
chris at chriscrawfordphoto.com
Tue Sep 15 16:08:12 PDT 2020
Problem is VSCO only sells their presets for mobile devices now. They discontinued the version that was a lightroom plugin.
Really, those presets all suck anyway. They NEVER look like real film and usually have crappy color and gradation. I get far better results just processing my RAW files in LR with no presets or plugins. I have tried VSCO (back when it was sold as a LR plugin) and a few other film-simulation plugins. Didn't like any of them.
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On 9/15/20, 6:31 PM, "LUG on behalf of Richard Man" <lug-bounces+chris=chriscrawfordphoto.com at leica-users.org on behalf of richard at richardman.photo> wrote:
OK, this is the type of stubbornness that I appreciate.
Background: Kodachrome, with such vibrant colors that Paul Simon even wrote
a song about it. It was created by "God and Man" (Leopold Godowsky Jr. and
Leopold Mannes) in the 1930s. SADLY, I did not take many Kodachrome photos
myself.
The process went kaput when the last lab shut down and it's not a process
that people can just do at home, unlike other slide films. So when a
company that sells digital presets that simulate film-look wanted to
release a Kodachrome preset, they just asked people to send in their
Kodachrome slides.
No, wait, they spent two years painstakingly recreated the Kodachrome
development process and chemicals.
I APPROVE OF THIS STUBBORNNESS / FOOLISHNESS. I mean, we went to the Moon
because it is not easy.
https://petapixel.com/2020/09/15/vsco-went-full-macgyver-to-create-an-authentic-kodachome-film-simulation
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