Now includes .XMP and .DNG files.
Bring the timeless look of film into your digital photography with my new Lightroom preset collection, carefully crafted to recreate the character of some of Agfa’s most iconic film stocks:
Agfa Scala 200 – Rich monochrome tones with fine grain and striking contrast for timeless black & white photography
Agfa Vista 800 – Bold, vibrant colors and strong saturation for a cinematic edge in both daylight and low light
Agfa Vista 400 Night Tungsten – Atmospheric tones designed for artificial light, delivering glowing highlights and cinematic night scenes
With just one click, these presets transform your images into nostalgic works of art—perfect for adding depth, mood, and vintage charm to your photography.
HOW TO USE
💻 Lightroom Desktop (.xmp files)
Download & unzip your preset folder.
Open Lightroom Classic on your computer.
Go to the Develop Module.
In the left panel under Presets, click the “+” icon.
Select Import Presets.
Choose the .xmp files from your folder and click Import.
Your presets will now appear in the Presets Panel (usually under User Presets or in the provided folder).
👉 Using your presets: Open a photo → Go to Develop → Click on a preset → Fine-tune exposure, contrast, and white balance for best results.
📱 Lightroom Mobile (.dng files)
Download the .dng files to your phone.
On iPhone: Save to Files app or import directly into Lightroom.
On Android: Save to device storage or import into Lightroom.
Open the Lightroom Mobile App.
Import the .dng files (they may look like blank/grey images).
Open one .dng file.
Tap the “…” menu → Select Create Preset.
Give it a name and save it to a group (e.g., “My Presets”).
Repeat for each .dng file.
👉 Using your presets: Open a photo → Go to Presets → Tap your saved preset → Adjust exposure/temperature to suit your image.
🌟 Tips for Best Results
Presets are a starting point, not a one-click solution — adjust exposure and white balance to match your photo.
Shoot in RAW for maximum flexibility.
Experiment! Different presets work best in different lighting conditions.
Now includes .XMP and .DNG files.
Bring the timeless look of film into your digital photography with my new Lightroom preset collection, carefully crafted to recreate the character of some of Agfa’s most iconic film stocks:
Agfa Scala 200 – Rich monochrome tones with fine grain and striking contrast for timeless black & white photography
Agfa Vista 800 – Bold, vibrant colors and strong saturation for a cinematic edge in both daylight and low light
Agfa Vista 400 Night Tungsten – Atmospheric tones designed for artificial light, delivering glowing highlights and cinematic night scenes
With just one click, these presets transform your images into nostalgic works of art—perfect for adding depth, mood, and vintage charm to your photography.
HOW TO USE
💻 Lightroom Desktop (.xmp files)
Download & unzip your preset folder.
Open Lightroom Classic on your computer.
Go to the Develop Module.
In the left panel under Presets, click the “+” icon.
Select Import Presets.
Choose the .xmp files from your folder and click Import.
Your presets will now appear in the Presets Panel (usually under User Presets or in the provided folder).
👉 Using your presets: Open a photo → Go to Develop → Click on a preset → Fine-tune exposure, contrast, and white balance for best results.
📱 Lightroom Mobile (.dng files)
Download the .dng files to your phone.
On iPhone: Save to Files app or import directly into Lightroom.
On Android: Save to device storage or import into Lightroom.
Open the Lightroom Mobile App.
Import the .dng files (they may look like blank/grey images).
Open one .dng file.
Tap the “…” menu → Select Create Preset.
Give it a name and save it to a group (e.g., “My Presets”).
Repeat for each .dng file.
👉 Using your presets: Open a photo → Go to Presets → Tap your saved preset → Adjust exposure/temperature to suit your image.
🌟 Tips for Best Results
Presets are a starting point, not a one-click solution — adjust exposure and white balance to match your photo.
Shoot in RAW for maximum flexibility.
Experiment! Different presets work best in different lighting conditions.
