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Film

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Film Stock

Film emulsion presets: tone curve, colour response, split toning, halation and grain set together.

Film Stock

Each stock sets the tone curve, colour response, split toning, halation and grain of a well-known emulsion (inspired by its published curves); exposure, white balance and everything else stay as they are. Monochrome stocks switch Black & White on.

Darken or brighten towards the edges like a lens, in scene-linear light.

Parameter	What it does
Amount	Exposure change at the edges in stops; negative darkens.
Midpoint	Where the falloff starts, from the centre (0) to the edges (1).
Feather	How gradual the falloff is.
Roundness	0 follows the shape of the frame, 1 is a circle.

The red-orange glow film shows around bright highlights.

Parameter	What it does
Amount	Strength of the glow around highlights.
Threshold	How bright (stops above middle grey) a highlight must be to glow.
Radius	Spread of the glow, as a percentage of the image's short side.
Hue	Colour of the glow; film halation is red-orange.

Diffusion-filter bloom around highlights and an optional veil (haze).

Parameter	What it does
Amount	Strength of the bloom around highlights.
Threshold	How bright (stops above middle grey) light must be to bloom.
Radius	Spread of the bloom, as a percentage of the short side.
Haze	A veil of scattered light over the whole image: lifts shadows, lowers contrast.
Warmth	Cool (−) or warm (+) colour of the bloom.

Gentle lens softness: an energy-preserving blur mixed in.

Parameter	What it does
Amount	How much of the softened image is mixed in.
Radius	Blur size, as a percentage of the short side.

Organic film grain sized in microns on a chosen film format, so it stays realistic at any resolution.

Parameter	What it does
Amount	Visibility of the grain.
Size	Grain clump size in microns on the chosen film format (ISO 100 ≈ 4–6 µm, ISO 3200 ≈ 15 µm).
Color	0 = monochrome grain, 1 = independent grain in each dye layer.
Clumps	How much coarse clumping the grain has (0 = fine, even grain).