Now your photos have an editor.

Your trip, the way you remember it: deep blue skies, turquoise water, fresh greens, golden sand and skin. Fixes harsh light and color casts first, then adds the punch. Whites stay clean; blacks stay black.

• Deep Skies
• Turquoise Water
• Warm Skin

First, the photo

Maren rescues the photo before she styles it: exposure, color casts, blown highlights, a backlit subject, haze, a tilted horizon.

Pairs well with

Bright, Film 201 Classic and 204 Vivid; Portrait when there are people

In its own words

With Exposure at −1.20, this is outside my style. I’d go no further than −0.15.

Look 401 at 60% would bring this closer to my style.

Blue hour, any hour: deep tones, quiet color, warm lights left glowing. Cool shadows; blacks stay deep without crushing.

• Deep Tones
• Muted Color
• Warm Lights

Pairs well with

Cinema and Moody; Film 203 Cool and 205 Faded

In its own words

Midtones brightened—a little outside my style.

Look 501 is on and stays within my style.

Lets go of color and looks at light: neutral black and white, matte blacks, whites that keep their texture. Bright skin in portraits, measured contrast on the street.

• Light & Shadow
• Matte Blacks
• Neutral

Pairs well with

Mono

In its own words

There’s color in the photo—well outside my style.

Blacks are clipping—a little outside my style.

101Portrait NaturalFree

Clean and true to life: a little more light and color, with skin left as it is.

102Portrait Warm

Golden-hour warmth: richer, glowing skin and golden light in the midtones, while whites, snow, and skies stay clean.

103Portrait Cool

A touch of coolness for photos that came out too yellow: whites, walls, and lamplight calm down, yellows and greens settle, and skin keeps its own color.

104Portrait Soft

Made for harsh sun: a soft shoulder holds bright skin and skies, shadows open up, skin turns calmer and smoother, and blacks stay deep.

201Film ClassicFree

Color negative film: highlights that roll off softly, gently lifted blacks, olive greens, pale skies, and fine grain.

202Film Warm

Classic on a warm roll: golden light, yellow-green foliage, and warm blacks, with a little more bite and grain.

203Film Cool

Classic on a cool, fast roll: green-cyan shadows, cooler greens, softer contrast, and coarser grain.

204Film Vivid

Slide film: deep blacks, firm contrast, dense skies and greens, and very fine grain.

205Film Faded

An expired roll: milky, raised blacks, thin color, and heavy grain.

301Cinema FeatureFree

The natural big-screen picture: highlights that roll off gently, soft, deep shadows that keep their detail, color that calms as it gets brighter, and true, pleasant skin.

302Cinema Bypass

Feature through a bleach bypass: silvery, with far less color, harder midtones, and coarser grain, while skin stays alive.

303Cinema Amber

Feature turned warm: amber shadows and midtones, golden highlights, and blues held back.

304Cinema Steel

Feature turned cold: steel-blue shadows, drained greens, and a slightly darker frame, while faces keep their warmth.

401Bright AiryFree

Bright and airy: lifts the whole picture by almost half a stop, with open shadows, clean whites, and lighter greens.

402Bright Cream

Warm and creamy: brighter, with cream whites and honey shadows.

403Bright Pastel

Bright and soft, with lavender shadows, minty greens, and gentle color.

404Bright Matte

Bright matte: lifted blacks and quiet, neutral color, with skin kept warm.

501Moody DarkFree

The classic dark, moody look: deep, dense, and quiet, with held highlights, muted greens and skies, cool shadows, warm light, and a soft film fade.

502Moody Copper

Dark with warm copper-brown shadows and amber yellows instead of cool steel.

503Moody Moss

Dark with earthy color: olive greens kept alive and gray-muted blues instead of suppressed greens and steel skies.

601Mono ClassicFree

Classic black and white: neutral, with a full scale from true black to paper white and fine grain.

602Mono Grit

Classic pushed in development: harder midtone contrast, a harsh toe, and coarse grain.

603Mono Soft

Classic on a soft paper grade: gentle midtone contrast with the same true black and white.

604Mono Sepia

Classic with restrained warm-brown toning, strongest in the highlights.

605Mono Storm

Classic through a red filter: deep, dramatic blue skies, bright clouds, and pale skin.