For unparalleled black-and-white conversions, stunning toning, and vibrant color effects, look no further than Realgrain. If you long for the nostalgic, soft graininess of film from the darkroom days, Realgrain is the must-have plugin for you.
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INSPIREFX
Generate infinite creative variations with multitude colors and effects specifically tailored to enhance a particular photo. Preview and select your favorite or make further tweaks for personal touch.
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CREATIVE AND CUSTOM PRESETS
Explore the timeless charm of vintage photography with Realgrain. Transform your modern images into classic masterpieces.
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EFFORTLESS EXPERIENCE
Accelerate your workflow with simple, intuitive controls to create stunning, professional quality images in no time.
Inimitable tonning, film and grain efffects plugin
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Color film: Kodak Kodachrome 200
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Effects: Color Infrared
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Color film preset: Kodak Ektachrome E100VS Cross Processed
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Mac OS 14+ . .WINDOWS
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