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I havenвЂ™t actually tried these personally, but I get lots of readers recommending these presets to me all the time. I wrote a review a while ago, but I may need to do an updated one, as Lightroom has changed so much in the mean time. IвЂ™ve used replichrome 1 and 2 for a number of years and theyвЂ™re quite accurate.

Replichrome does something unique in that it also takes the scanner into account with its simulation, and offers different versions of each film, based on different types of scanners, Frontier and Noritsu.

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Replichome 3: Archive - this includes some rare films such as Agfa and Konica films.Replichrome 2: Slide - This includes various slide films.Replichrome 1: Icon - The includes various print films, including Kodak Portra, Kodak Ektar, Fuji 160 and so on.Replichrome comes in 3 packs, which are as follows: Like VSCO film and Mastin Labs, they use a custom colour profile to create an accurate film effect, and include a variety of popular films. Replichrome, from Totally RAD, has been around for a while, and it came out around the same time as VSCO film was becoming popular.

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I will have a full review at some time in the future, but if youвЂ™re looking for any of the above films specifically, these do a good job, and people are always recommending them to me as well. They give a similar tonality to the now defunct VSCO presets, especially in Portra. IвЂ™ve been testing these out over the past few weeks and so far IвЂ™m impressed.

Ilford Original (popular black and white film).

Portra Pushed (Push processed version of Portra Original).

Portra Original (Based on Kodak Portra).

Fujicolour Pushed(Includes вЂњpush processedвЂќ versions of Fujicolor Original).

Fujicolor Original (Includes Pro 400, Pro 160 and Pro 800).

Kodak Everyday Original (Includes Ektar, Kodak Gold and TriX).The Lightroom presets from Mastin Labs come in a number different packs, which at the time of writing are as follows: Specifically they support Canon, Nikon, Fuji X (except the X100) and Sony. Like VSCO, Mastin Labs presets use custom colour profiles to calibrate their film simulations to various camera makes, however they directly support less manufacturers than VSCO did. Mastin Labs produces a number of film preset packs for Lightroom, covering some of the most popular and most sought after films from both Kodak and Fujifilm.