Vsco Film For Aperture3 For Mac
Two readers almost simultaneously posted User Tips on a preset pack called the VSCO Film Pack for Aperture 3. At $79 these presets aren’t cheap, but they include actual high resolution scans of real negative stock for their textures. I have asked the company what resolution the scans are, because as many of you know who’ve used my textured presets, there are hard limits to every preset.
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They were cagey about the response, telling me only that they scanned them at 8,000 × 8,000 but also made the point that if I was using Nikon D800, to let them know and they’ll send a special version of the preset pack. So their actual embedded textures aren’t that high, but it’s available if you need it. The user tips are here: Marcus Adams writes Jim Denham writes — his includes a video tour of the app. Enjoy, and if you have any experience with these yourself, let us know in the comments (here or on their posts). App: Platform: Author:. or to post comments. Hate to be the nay-sayer (as usual) but I happen to be a member of the 1% of photographers that still actually shoots film in 35mm, 120, 4x5, and 8x10 when I can afford 8x10.
I develop B+W myself and use a variety of labs including RPL which VSCO claims their simulations are based on. In no way shape or form do the simulations look like “real” film. Yes they are an effect - you may like the effect you may not but at the end of the day they do not look anything like shooting film. What’s more important is that it’s not like shooting film at all (no kidding).
To get anywhere close to what film might look like (and by that I mean not even close but to use these “presets”) you must shoot/expose with the presets in mind and then do some post processing with the presets in mind. Don’t believe me because of all the praise you see from what I consider way over priced ACR presets - shoot a comparison yourself - it will only cost you $20 to get a roll process w/ scans at RPL If I have time I will try to post a comparison of Portra Vs VSCO to show you.
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- VSCO Film presets are based on the individual profiles of the camera. If you want to, for example, to recreate the look of Polaroid, Fuji or other types of film in a manner different from the standard application of the general changes to each photo, then this software is the one thing you should pay your attention.
- VSCO Film Pack for Photoshop, Lightroom & Aperture February 2015 VSCO Film is the gold standard in the field of presets to give your photos the effect of film fotoapparotov VSCO Film presets are based on the individual profiles of the camera.
Oh yea - I did actually buy these (the pro versions for ACR w/ specific camera profiles) as I have purchased every single other film simulation ever conceived. So I feel I have the right and obligation to comment. I am not monday morning quarterbacking here. Bottom line - if you like the effect sure have at it - but you can prolly get there yourself in about 10mins using the relatively small amount of adjustment options available for these presets - unlike something like SilverEFX Pro that does a whole lot more that you cannot do in Aperture/ LR/ ACR RB.
VSCO Film 04 – Slide Films for Lightroom and Photoshop (Win/Mac) (Updated 08.2018) Slide Films features digital emulations of positive film — a slide film that produces a positive image when developed.