13 Custom Presets inspired by Positive Film & Fuji Neopan Acros

All Presets:

Positive Color 01

Positive Color 02
Positive Color 03
Positive Color 04
Positive Color 05

Positive Color 06

Chrome Standard

Chrome Yellow

Chrome Red

Chrome Green

Chrome Blue

Fine Grain

Soft Grain

Software Requirements:

LR Versions that use .lrtemplate files for presets (CC 2015 for example)

Lightroom Classic 7.3 and later
Lightroom CC 1.3 and later
Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 10.3 and later 
Use presets with Lightroom Mobile (you must be a CC user). See tutorial here.

COLOR

Inspired by Positive Film
Since I got the Ricoh GR (the first APSC GR) in 2013, I became absolutely obsessed with the positiv film effect filter. There is something really special about this look that is really satisfying for anyone who loves to shoot in color. Positive Film is a film simulation that was made to recreate the look of analog slidefilm. Characteristics of this Film Simulation are strong reds, deep blues, bright and desaturated greens and a flat contrast in the midtones while retaining rich blacktones. For many GR photographers, this film simulation is a staple and much preferred over the standard color profile. Positive Film is also very versatile. It is frequently used for travel photography, landscape photography, street photography & basically everything that is worthy of a snapshot. I created 6 presets that are based on the GR, GRII & GRIII positive film looks. They work also very well on Fujifilm RAW files.

CHROME

Inspired by Fuji Neopan Acros
Another look that I love dearly is the look of Fuji Neopan Acros. Although I never shot the analog film stock myself, I use the digital counterpart on my Fujifilm camera as my standard film simulation. I took some of my favourite photographs using this Film Simulation. I created a preset that generates the same vibe and feel of a digital Acros image. Additionally, I gave it a little bit more contrast. Yellow, Red, Green & Blue filters are also available. These presets work well as a base for editing either high contrast black & white, or monochrome images with great midtones.

Film Grain
I included two Presets for Film Grain. Fine Grain & Soft Grain (see slideshow above for samples). Fine Grain doesn't affect the sharpness and goes well with anything, if a more organic film look is desired. Soft Grain reduces the sharpness quite a bit. Digital Cameras can sometimes oversharpen the Image, even with RAW files. With Soft Grain I tried to create the same Grain structure that I get when I scan film negatives.

If you love my presets and use them for your Instagram posts, please use the hashtag #streetlife_presets. I would love to see what you are doing with them :)