Film Conversions UltraMax 400
Film Conversions were designed for photographers that love shooting film and want to keep as much of that experience and workflow as possible, but also have a little more flexibility with saving some money, being able to “change” the film stock they initially shot and even with that film stock “change” having it be to a film that is no longer around. Simply put, these convert the look from one film to another.
Save money, have more flexibility, and customize the look AFTER the film has been shot, processed, and scanned….that’s what Film Conversions allow film photographers to do.
UltraMax 400 is one of the most consistent consumer films available and because of that is an excellent candidate for Film Conversions. Exposing UltraMax 400 at -1, 0, or +1 EV provides an almost identical output making the conversions extremely accurate when shot in that flexible range.
In summary, shoot film, save money shooting film, have more options when shooting film...I think that's called breaking The Iron Triangle.
**Film Conversions were created to be used on JPEG & TIFF scans from a Frontier or Noritsu scanner. They DO NOT look right on digitally captured images and DO NOT WORK ON RAW FILES in Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Adobe Camera Raw.**
UltraMax 400 to the following...
Ektar 100 −2 through +2 Frontier
Portra 160 −2 through +2 Frontier
ColorPlus 200 −2 through +2 Frontier
Gold 200 −2 through +2 Frontier
Portra 400 −2 through +2 Frontier
Portra 800 −2 through +2 Frontier
Pro 400H −2 through +2 Frontier
Pro 800Z −2 through +2 Frontier
Ektar 100 −2 through +2 Noritsu
Portra 160 −2 through +2 Noritsu
ColorPlus 200 −2 through +2 Noritsu
Gold 200 −2 through +2 Noritsu
Portra 400 −2 through +2 Noritsu
Portra 800 −2 through +2 Noritsu
Pro 400H −2 through +2 Noritsu
Pro 800Z −2 through +2 Noritsu
Acros 100 (plus Green, Red and Yellow filter versions)
Tri-X 400 (plus Green, Red and Yellow filter versions)
Delta 3200 (plus Green, Red and Yellow filter versions)
•Film Conversion profiles: 8 color films from −2 through +2, each in Frontier and Noritsu versions, plus 3 black-and-white films with Green, Red and Yellow filter versions
•Workflow Tools
•Installation and video tutorials
•Smart Update: No hunting for what's new. Open any TAP installer you have, and it checks your computer and updates only what's needed. One installer keeps everything up to date.
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.
Due to the nature of digital download products, all sales are final and there are no refunds or exchanges.
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