Every file on every shelf. Narrow it down by shelf, style, format or price.
Six warm film looks with gentle highlight roll-off, warm midtones and slightly lifted blacks, from subtle to golden hour.
Six faded print looks: low contrast, paper-white highlights that never hit pure white, and muted primaries.
Six cold urban grades: desaturated teal shadows, hard contrast and skin tones kept clean and neutral.
Honey skin: warm film that flatters faces, with skin tones protected from over-saturation.
Summer stock: punchier warm film with more contrast and colour, still with a safe shoulder.
Amber matte: a warm, low-gloss film finish with clearly lifted blacks.
Tungsten-night warmth: deeper mids, warm lifted shadows, slightly calmer colour.
Golden-hour warmth on demand: amber highlights, rich mids, a soft roll into white.
The everyday warm film look: soft highlight shoulder, honeyed midtones, blacks lifted just off the floor.
Chalk: the lowest-contrast, brightest print in the pack; a pale, quiet finish.
Archive: aged print with green-cyan shadows and a yellowed paper white.
Matte rose: faded print with plum shadows and a blush-tinted paper.
Sun-bleached: warm, airy, washed-out print with creamy whites.
Newsprint: cool grey paper, flat contrast and strongly muted colour.
Faded print: low contrast, warm paper-white highlights, softly muted primaries.
Steel: near-monochrome civic grade, cold and hard, with faces kept warm and alive.
Glass tower: crisp blue-steel highlights over teal shadows, clean corporate contrast.
Night shift: darker, colder civic grade with deep teal shadows.
Concrete: heavily desaturated, hard-contrast civic grey with only skin left in colour.
Overcast: a grey-sky civic grade with cool highlights and teal-grey shadows.
Cold civic: desaturated teal shadows, neutral skin, hard modern contrast.
