Fine Grain & Modern Black & White Lightroom Presets
90 Film-Inspired Presets | 6 Classic Film Stocks | Lightroom & Camera Raw
£95.00£59.00
Beautiful Black & White Is Never Just Black & White.
The difference between an ordinary monochrome photograph and an exceptional one lies in the control of light, contrast, tonal separation and texture.
MF02 — Fine Grain & Modern Black & White Film brings six distinctive film-inspired looks into your digital workflow, giving you the creative freedom to produce refined portraits, atmospheric fashion imagery, expressive landscapes and sophisticated editorial photographs.
Created by British fashion, advertising and portrait photographer James Nader, this collection draws on decades of professional experience working with monochrome imagery, cinematic lighting and the character of photographic film.
Six Film Characters. 90 Creative Interpretations.
Explore the distinctive tonal qualities inspired by Kodak T-Max 100, Kodak T-Max 400, Ilford Delta 100, Ilford Delta 400, Fujifilm Neopan Acros II and ADOX CMS 20 II.
From exceptionally fine detail and delicate skin tones to deeper blacks, controlled contrast and expressive grain, each interpretation offers a different starting point for your photographic vision.
Every film includes five tonal treatments — BASE, FADE, FLAT, SOFT and RICH — each with Standard, EXP +1 and PULL -1 variations.
More Than a One-Click Preset
These presets are designed to help you make creative decisions, not replace them.
Choose your film character. Establish the density. Refine the highlights and shadows. Shape the final image around your subject and your intention.
Your purchase includes:
90 Lightroom and Camera Raw XMP presets
Six film-inspired monochrome interpretations
15 creative variations per film
An illustrated 11-page James Nader Film Archive Field Guide
Installation instructions and practical editing guidance
Compatibility with Lightroom Classic, Lightroom desktop, Lightroom mobile and Adobe Camera Raw
See the light. Shape the tone. Create the photograph.
The James Nader Film Archive — developed from professional photographic experience, created for photographers who want more from monochrome.
