Kodachrome Film Steve McCurry Style Photography Preset + Free DNG Download | Edit like Afghan Girl!

Kodachrome is an extremely vintage and famous film that is now discontinued, and was used for one of the most famous photographs ever taken, Afghan Girl by Steve McCurry. I've attempted to replicate the effect of Kodachrome whilst also adding noise that you see when increasing the size of prints taken using retro cameras. Kodachromes key characteristic is adding saturation to red and yellow tones, an increased contrast, and darker blue hues. Shadows have a light matte effect that you get with most old films.

This tutorial will show you how to create a professional photography preset that works with Lightroom mobile, PC & Mac, Photoshop camera raw and other apps.

This Preset Is Great For: Portrait, Editorial, Street, Photojournalism, Vintage & Retro effects.

The photo editing workflow in this tutorial also comes with a FREE DNG download which is great for beginners & professionals alike. Check out the rest of my channel for more free presets and unique effects, all designed using the new version of Lightroom (2021).

Colour Pallette: Red, Yellow, Amber, Navy Blue, Teal

If you use this preset don’t forget to like, SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell! 🔔

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✨ WHY YOU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL ✨

New videos WEEKLY, tailored to your workflow:
I publish at least two videos weekly. Each preset has one video made in Lightroom mobile and another made in Lightroom desktop. This way the videos are tailored to your specific workflow.

Thoroughly tested presets:
Every preset I make is tested on a library of 500 stock photos using different lighting conditions and photography subjects. This ensures the presets are as versatile as possible, are professional quality, and most importantly work for you. Images on my tutorials are either taken by myself or procured as stock from Pexels.

I take requests:
If you have any requests I’m happy to listen! Leave a comment below or DM me on Instagram! ✌️

All presets are my own:
I create unique and distinct presets from scratch. If you use my FREE preset please DO NOT SELL THEM for your personal gain!

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CONTENTS 📼

00:00 Introduction
00:15 Before & After Images
00:45 Free Download Instructions
00:55 Tutorial (The download code is in this section)

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AFFILIATE LINKS

⭐️ MY TOP 5 Photography Books for Beginners (affiliate links)
1. The Street Photographer’s Manual https://amzn.to/2M9PGaU
2. The Art of Landscape Photography https://amzn.to/3k4bpxi
3. Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs https://amzn.to/3qCU8xQ
4. Read This if You Want to Take Great Photographs of Places https://amzn.to/2Zuh3PU
5. Photographers on Photography https://amzn.to/3qDckrb

⭐️ Adobe Creative Cloud Photography Plan (affiliate link) https://amzn.to/3k4bSj2

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🚨HOW TO DOWNLOAD THIS FREE PRESET 🚨

1. Find the 4 digit download code on this video.
2. The code will appear as a card by the ( i ) symbol.
3. It will appear in two parts during the tutorial section in the video.
4. Combine the numbers to generate the password.
example: Pt1: 25 _ _ + Pt 2: _ _ 10 = 2510
5. Go to https://dl.orangedox.com/@nlopresets
6. Select the preset & hit download.
7. Enter the 4 digit download code.

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How to save a preset to your device

Lightroom Mobile / Tablet:
1. Open the DNG file in Lightroom
2. Tap the three dots in the top right hand corner
3. Click create preset
4. Add a preset name
5. Select the preset group
6. Select the settings that you want to save
7. Hit the tick icon

Lightroom Desktop (Classic):
1. Open the DNG file in Lightroom
2. On the left hand menu, tap the + icon by the Presets heading
3. Click create preset
4. Add a preset name
5. Select the preset group
6. Select the settings that you want to save
7. Hit the create button

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Software used in my tutorials:
Desktop: Adobe Lightroom Classic (10.1.1) 2021
Mobile / Tablet: Adobe Lightroom for iPad (6.1.0) 2021

Also Suitable For:
Desktop: Adobe Photoshop Camera RAW
Desktop: Adobe Lightroom
Mobile / Tablet: Adobe Lightroom Photo Editor (Lightroom Mobile)
Mobile / Tablet: Relevant Android or iOS software (e.g. Snapseedd or picsart)

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Inspired by: ar editing, Jensen zain, nil editing, Erno Ybanez, benzene
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