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The faded blues are there, the shifted greens, the gorgeous contrast and skin times. These are just three of the Superia options included with All Films 5, but I feel like they all contain elements of what I love about the Superia stock. Since I donвЂ™t have an X-Pro3 for testing and the X-T3 firmware hasnвЂ™t been released yet, weвЂ™ll be looking at these as a stand-alone to see if we like them. Since All Films 5 includes a set of Superia вЂњemulationsвЂќ, letвЂ™s take a look at some of those below. We know that new Classic Negative looks phenomenal and that itвЂ™s based on the concept of the Superia line of films. So, I wanted to see if there would be any benefit to using the similar options available in All Films 5.ДЇor those with older cameras and a little bit of Film Simulation Envy (itвЂ™s real, and it affects thousands of photographers a year), All Films 5 might just give you access to something similar in post-production.

I use these as a base for my own edits and very rarely go to my softwareвЂ™s native interpretation of the files. One of the things that interested me most when RNI asked me to test their new pack was actually how it would stack up to my beloved Fujifilm Film Simulations. It also allows them to be synced to Lightroom mobile and used on the go! Fujifilm Equivalents As youвЂ™ll see below, this allows for a lot of flexibility. Since Lightroom now supports native fading of camera profiles, you can also dial in exactly the amount of the All Films preset youвЂ™d like to apply to your image. The evolution of these profiles to allow for a camera profile (LightroomвЂ™s way of interpreting data from a specific camera model), Lightroom engine commands (a way to instruct Lightroom under the surface), and a LUT (Look-up Table) all to be stored within a single вЂњcamera profileвЂќ has allowed RNI to incorporate a lot more subtlety and refinement into this release.

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This new pack of вЂњpresetsвЂќ (thatвЂ™s in quotation marks because these are not really presets in the sense that they save settings for your Lightroom sliders, they simply set a Camera Profile which takes care of the rest) separates itself from previous All Films releases by taking full advantage of AdobeвЂ™s updated вЂњcamera profilesвЂќ. How does All Films 5 Work?Д«efore we actually look at some images, letвЂ™s understand a little about how All Films 5 approaches your files. These all have clean and grainy options, which gives you plenty of one-click ways to start your images off on the right foot in Lightroom. Most of what is omitted are the variations on the main films, but I often find that those are the ones I like best! Overall, the pack is broken up into five main categories, black and white films, instant films, negative films, slide films, and vintage films.

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The Lite version is a smaller selection of presets from the Pro version. Two versions are available, Pro and Lite. What is All Films 5?ДЄll Films 5 is a collection of film-like presets that aim to bring a little bit of the analogue magic back to digitial photography. With that said, letвЂ™s first understand what All Films 5 brings to the table. WeвЂ™ll be taking a look at RNI All Films 5 and discussing its merits and shortcomings while comparing films in its repertoire to FujifilmвЂ™s own digital Film Simulations. We wonвЂ™t be comparing this to scans of film stocks (those vary so wildly from lab to lab and everyone has their own preferences) or discussing why use presets at all (thereвЂ™s no convincing those who do or donвЂ™t use presets of the other campвЂ™s beliefs). This is a look at All Films 5 as what it is. All Films 5 offers a way to get your digital colours looking a bit more filmic from the get-go.Д«efore we even begin looking at the presets available in this pack and how they affect images, one thing should be clear. Presets can make for a great way to start your post-production and give your images a headstart before you even get into detailed post-production. Today, weвЂ™ll be taking a look at the All Films 5 Film Simulation pack for Adobe Lightroom from Really Nice Images.

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