Looks worth keeping.

A soft, reliable Portra-style color recipe for daylight and skin. Reach for it when you just want flattering, true-to-life frames without thinking about it.

A symmetric, storybook palette — warm, low-contrast and slightly unreal. Leans on a cool Kelvin and strong red shift for that flat pastel wash.

Pushed-film mood for low light and evenings — heavier grain, cooler whites, deeper color. Lovely for bars, markets and city nights.

Sunny, golden, and a little punchy — the boxed-film look for afternoons and warm light. Sharpened down so it stays gentle.

High-key and saturated for bright days at the coast or in the city. Pulls the blues hard for clean skies and bold color.

Classic Neg with the texture turned up — soft, grainy and a touch melancholy. Made for overcast streets and quiet documentary frames.