Film Stock — 12 Lightroom Presets & LUTs

Film Stock brings the colour of analogue photography to digital files: lifted blacks, gentle highlight roll-off, split-toned shadows and grain. Warm and cool everyday stocks sit alongside character looks — faded, expired, chrome slide, cross-processed — and a grainy mono stock.

Each look ships twice: as an XMP preset for Lightroom and Camera Raw, and as a 33-point .cube LUT for video editors and Photoshop, so stills and video from the same shoot can share one look.

• Lifestyle, travel and street photographers
• Wedding and portrait edits with a film feel
• Content creators matching photos and video
• Anyone who wants analogue colour without film costs

• 12 looks: Warm Film 100 and 400, Cool Film 200, Faded, Expired, Chrome Slide, Soft Portrait, Cinema Teal, Golden Hour, Overcast, Cross Process and Mono Film 400
• XMP presets for Lightroom and Camera Raw
• Matching 33-point .cube LUTs
• Grain and split toning built into each look
• Grouped as DistroSource Film Stock in Lightroom
• Numbered in a logical order from subtle to strong

• 12 XMP presets
• 12 .cube LUTs (33-point)
• README with install steps
• Licence

• Lightroom Classic 7.3 or later, and Lightroom desktop (presets sync to Lightroom mobile)
• Adobe Camera Raw 10.3 or later in Photoshop
• LUTs: DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro (Lumetri), Final Cut Pro, Photoshop (Color Lookup), Affinity Photo

• Lightroom or Camera Raw for the XMP presets
• Any editor that loads 33-point .cube LUTs

1. Unzip the download

2. Lightroom Classic: Develop → Presets panel → + → Import Presets, then choose the XMP files

3. Photoshop: open an image in Camera Raw → Presets → Import Profiles & Presets

4. Video: load a .cube file as a LUT (Resolve LUT folder, Premiere Lumetri → Creative → Look, Final Cut Custom LUT)

5. Adjust exposure and white balance for each photo after applying a look

The XMP presets and the LUTs are built from the same look settings but applied by different engines, so results are close rather than identical. White balance shifts in the presets apply to JPEG, HEIC and TIFF files; set white balance by eye on raw files. Previews show the LUTs applied to DistroSource 3D renders, not photographs.

• Personal — Edit your own photos and videos for non-commercial use.
• Commercial — Edit photos and video for one business, including paid client work.
• Agency — Use across a studio or agency's client work, for any number of clients.

No tier permits reselling or redistributing the files themselves.

Questions about Film Stock are handled through your DistroSource account — open a support ticket from the order and include your order number.