--- name: Film Archive slug: film-archive author: letmesee version: 1.0.0 license: bundled aggressiveness: 3 identity: soft geometry: locked color: stylized subject: as-shot environment: cleaned best_for: [portraits, travel, street, indoor] avoid_for: [product, food] preferred_model: gemini-2.5-flash-image fallback_model: gpt-image-1 cost_estimate_usd: 0.005 tagline: "Your photo, but on film." category: "Stylized · Emulsion" variants: - { id: portra-400, label: "Kodak Portra 400", default: true } - { id: kodachrome-64, label: "Kodachrome 64" } - { id: tri-x-400, label: "Tri-X 400 (B&W)" } - { id: cinestill-800t, label: "Cinestill 800T" } --- # Film Archive A faithful emulation of how a chosen film stock would have rendered the same scene. Kodak Portra 400 by default — soft skin tones, slightly low contrast, that specific way the highlights *roll* instead of clipping. Optional variants for Kodachrome 64 (saturated, contrasty, archive-ready), Tri-X 400 (high-contrast B&W with classic grain structure), and Cinestill 800T (night photography with red halation around highlights). ## What it does - Applies the chosen film stock's tonal curve and color science. - Adds appropriate grain structure (size, sharpness, distribution per stock). - Highlight halation on Cinestill variant. - Subtle highlight roll-off; never hard-clips. - Optional: tiny dust speck overlay (≤3 specks, near the edges). ## What it never does - Never restages, moves, or recolors subjects. - Never changes framing. - Never overdoes the grain (looks digital, not chemical). - Never adds fake "film leader" frames, sprocket holes, or burn marks. ## Prompt ``` You are emulating {variant.label}. The attached image was captured recently on an iPhone. Re-render its tonal and color response as if it had been shot on this stock, then scanned at high quality: - Apply the stock's contrast curve and color science. - Add appropriate grain (size, density, frequency) per stock. - Roll highlights, never clip. - For Cinestill 800T: add red halation around bright lights. - For Tri-X 400: render as full B&W with stock-true grain. Preserve identity, expression, pose, framing, and background exactly. No restaging, no environmental changes. ``` ## Negative prompt ``` digital grain, color-shifted faces, identity drift, oversaturation, fake sprocket holes, fake film border, heavy vignette, restaged subjects, replaced background ```