// Film Library

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Six iconic film stocks, each with their own chemical character. Our AI renders grain, color response, and tonal qualities faithful to the original emulsion.

All Stocks
Color
Black & White
Slide Film
1935 — 2010
KODACHROME 64
ISO 64 · Slide · Color

Warm saturation, rich reds and oranges, fine grain. The most beloved film stock ever made — discontinued in 2010.

WarmFine grainHigh contrast
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1946 — present
EKTACHROME E100
ISO 100 · Slide · Color

Cool, natural tones with exceptional sharpness. Famous for accurate sky blues and vivid greens.

CoolSharpNatural
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1976 — present
ILFORD HP5
ISO 400 · Black & White

Classic panchromatic B&W with wide latitude. Works beautifully from ISO 200 to 3200 in low light.

B&WVersatilePushable
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1998 — present
PORTRA 400
ISO 400 · Negative · Color

The gold standard for portraits. Incredibly flattering skin tones, wide exposure latitude, and natural color rendering.

WarmPortraitsLatitude
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1990 — present
VELVIA 50
ISO 50 · Slide · Color

Hyper-saturated landscape film. Vivid greens, deep blues, and dramatic contrast. Nature photography’s best friend.

SaturatedLandscapePunchy
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2013 — present
CINESTILL 800T
ISO 800 · Tungsten · Color

Remjet-removed motion picture film. Famous for its halation effect around highlights and cinematic blue-green tones.

NightHalationCinematic
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STOCK COMPARISON
StockISOTypeGrainContrastSaturationCharacter
Kodachrome 6464Slide
Warm
Ektachrome E100100Slide
Cool
Ilford HP5400B&W
Neutral
Portra 400400Negative
Skin
Velvia 5050Slide
Vivid
Cinestill 800T800Tungsten
Cinematic