Give Your Photos That Authentic Vintage Film Look—Without Shooting on Film
Searching for that timeless analog feel in your digital edits? The Vintage Film Essentials Lightroom Presets collection offers 99 beautifully crafted filters designed to evoke the character of classic film stocks, retro tones, and nostalgic color palettes—all without the cost of film or the need for post-production guesswork.
This preset pack includes full compatibility for Lightroom Desktop (.XMP), Lightroom Mobile (.DNG), and Adobe Camera Raw, allowing for seamless editing across your devices.
What Makes These Presets Essential?
Unlike overly saturated or artificial retro edits, these presets are designed to preserve texture, skin tone integrity, and tonal accuracy—while still delivering mood. Each preset mimics a different aspect of analog aesthetics: faded shadows, warm film grain, washed highlights, vintage contrast, and cinematic curves.
Who It’s For:
- Portrait photographers seeking timeless style
- Vintage bloggers and Instagram curators
- Editorial, lifestyle, and travel photographers
- Anyone looking to emulate Kodak, Fuji, or Polaroid film tones digitally
What You Get:
Inside the Vintage Film Lightroom Presets bundle, you’ll find 99 presets organized by warmth, grain intensity, and lighting profiles (indoors, natural light, backlit, studio). Whether you're editing a stylized portrait or a moody street scene, this toolkit helps you deliver consistent, character-rich visuals.
Timeless Aesthetic, Effortless Workflow
Bring classic storytelling back into your photos with just one click. The Vintage Film Essentials Lightroom Presets pack gives digital creators and analog lovers alike the tools to evoke nostalgia with polish. Use these presets as a creative foundation—or your go-to finish—for a signature editing style that lasts.
Try the Vintage Aesthetic—Without the Film Roll
Download the full preset collection and explore the cinematic past with modern convenience. Curate your portfolio with warmth, grit, and timeless tones that never go out of style.
