The Green Pack II is a collection of film emulation profiles built from the higher contrast Fujifilm emulsions. This pack includes profiles from two of Fujifilm most popular discontinued film stocks with Pro 800Z and Pro 160C.

This the film profiles in this pack will give you great higher contrast looks that are suited to photographers who enjoy a higher contrast look in their portrait, wedding and family photography but are also great for landscapes and street photography.

PROFILES IN THIS PACK

Pro 160C

The higher contrast of The Green Packs. Pro 160C is known for bright colors and higher contrast. The Pro 160C film profile is a great choice for wedding, portrait and landscape photography.

Pro 800Z

One of our favorite discontinued Fujifilm film stocks, Pro 800Z is known for its higher contrast look and punch look. Pro 800Z is a great match for wedding, portrait, fashion and commercial photography.

** 4-6 exposure versions, 3 process versions, as well as Frontier and Noritsu versions of all films are included**

INCLUDED IN THIS DOWNLOAD

Film scan emulation profiles with 4-6 different exposures versions, 3 different processing versions and 2 different scanner versions

TAP Natural camera profiles

The Workflow Tools

Installation and video tutorials

**All film scan emulation profiles come in a Basic (ex; Pro 800Z +2 Normal Frontier Basic) and non Basic (ex; Pro 800Z +2 Normal Frontier) version. The Basic versions work in Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, and Adobe Camera Raw and the non Basic versions work in Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw.**

Software Requirements

The Archetype Process profiles for Lightroom work in ACR (Adobe Camera Raw) 10.3 and newer, Lightroom Classic CC 7.3 and newer, Lightroom CC 1.3 and newer, and Lightroom Mobile.

The Archetype Process for Capture One is compatible with Capture One 10.1.2 and newer. Earlier versions do not support The Archetype Process Styles.

Lightroom and C1 Differences

The profiles for Lightroom and Capture One were built using the same film scans but there are differences in how the profiles are applied between the two programs.

One important difference is that Capture One does not allow the Layer Opacity to be adjusted on the ICC Profiles that TAP profiles use. This means that the profiles are applied at their full amount and cannot be reduced.

Lightroom allows the profile to be adjusted using the profile amount slider and can be reduced or increased.