#fashion iso

[deadcrow-donteat]

hey internet friends , i am requesting the power of way too many people to find very obscure things

basically i found a dress at goodwill and used it for an upcycle for a school project , and i rlly liked the dress (the one i found wasn't my size) so i thought i'd try to find one my size.

and apparently the dress just , doesn't exist ?

i've used like ,,, every search word combo i can think of , i've gone through reverse image search , i checked resale sites , and i've found a lot of similar things but nothing that matches properly.

i didn't get any pics of the dress before i altered it (i figured i could find one online) but i took one after

possible identifying traits : - brand is jump by wendye chaitin - made of cornflower blue taffeta (i think) - has a border of gemstones across the top of the bodice , but it's not just sparkles stuck onto the fabric it's almost a chain of gems sewn as an add-on to the top - strapless , fitted bodice , i forget the specific term for the skirt but it's sort of a toned-down ballgown ?

if anyone can help please i'd appreciate it so much :,D

here's the pic i do have of the dress - you can see what i meant by chain of gems lol. only differences are the neckline i cut out and a belt i added on

[kikilondonn]

Tanya shot by Kiki London at one of the last remaining phone booths in NYC. Wearing vintage Prada and Miu Miu. Shot on Cinestill 800.

[iso-snow]

Greetings Programs~

Welcome to my new blog :)

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[faeryndipity]

I keep falling in love with older Taobao prints and they feel so much harder to track down than most big brand items I'm after 😭 Look at the GEESE!

JSK- Cat's Broom

[ilikegoodstories]

Fomapan 400

[straightlightyagami]

idek why im so anti clip on tie but i am lol

[jcmarchi]

20+ Free Analog Film Lightroom Presets for Photographers

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20+ Free Analog Film Lightroom Presets for Photographers

Analog film aesthetics hold a timeless appeal in digital photography, offering a distinctive look that can create a feeling of nostalgia and rustic artistry. The rich tones, subtle grain, and little imperfections of analog film create a depth often sought after by photographers.

Achieving these effects can be challenging with modern digital tools alone, but Lightroom presets will help to simplify the process. They’re invaluable to photographers who are looking to replicate those classic film styles. These pre-configured Lightroom settings allow you to apply specific styles to your photos with just a couple of clicks, saving time and ensuring consistency across all of your shots.

Whether you’re striving for Kodachrome’s vibrant colors or Fujifilm’s muted tones, these presets offer an easy and effective way to transform your digital shots. In this collection, we share the best free analog film Lightroom presets currently available, each designed to bring the charm of vintage photography to your modern digital workflow.

This free preset offers a nostalgic film look with balanced colors and soft contrasts, mimicking the classic 800 ISO film. It is Ideal for portraits and landscapes and delivers a subtle, timeless aesthetic.

These presets deliver a vintage feel with warm tones and soft highlights. They are perfect for achieving an old-school look on both desktop and mobile and are great for lifestyle, portrait, and travel photography.

Kodachrome 64 emulates the iconic Kodak film style with vibrant colors and sharp contrasts. This free preset is suitable for various photography styles and brings out rich hues and fine details, making it ideal for portraits, landscapes, and travel photos.

The Lightroom preset collection offers a diverse set of presets that replicate classic film aesthetics. They have been designed to enhance color richness and add a vintage feel to photos.

Kinsfolk 1888 provides a nostalgic film look with muted tones and subtle grain. Perfect for simulating a vintage atmosphere. These presets work well for portraits, and lifestyle photography, adding a timeless quality to your images.

Analogue Beauty mimics the charm of Kodak 35mm film, offering a selection of presets that enrich color and add a vintage quality. They’re great for portraits, street photography, and lifestyle shots.

This free preset recreates the classic film look with rich colors and subtle grain. Ideal for portraits, landscapes, and street photography. It provides a timeless aesthetic, enhancing photos with a nostalgic, cinematic feel.

These presets offer a classic film look with soft colors and smooth contrasts, ideal for portraits and lifestyle photography. They emulate the iconic Kodak Portra film, enhancing skin tones and adding a warm, vintage feel to your photos.

This free preset will enhance your photos with vibrant colors and fine grain, emulating the popular Kodak Ektar 100 film effect. Suitable for various styles, this preset brings out rich details and bold hues, perfect for outdoor and travel photography.

This preset replicates the nostalgic 35mm film aesthetic. It provides a classic analog look with rich colors and balanced contrast, ideal for adding rustic charm to your photos.

This preset mimics the distinctive look of overexposed Kodak film. It enhances images with brighter highlights, softer shadows, and a slightly washed-out effect, creating a dreamy quality in photographs.

This Lightroom collection includes multiple presets designed to enhance photos with a natural analog film look. It provides consistency, a recognizable style, and a beautiful sun-kissed feel for your photos.

This free collection offers various presets that emulate classic analog film aesthetics. These presets enhance photos with rich tones and a timeless vintage feel. They can be used on both Lightroom mobile and classic.

This free Lightroom preset offers a sophisticated film emulation, enhancing your photos with elegant tones and a polished finish. Ideal for fashion and portrait photography, it will add a touch of cinematic quality to your shot.

This ColorMax Film preset will enrich your photos with vibrant, natural colors without oversaturation. It slightly lowers contrast for a balanced look, enhancing color depth and detail.

This free preset replicates the charming retro film effect of Kodak’s single-use camera. It enhances photos with light, warm tones, adding a nostalgic and playful feel to various photography styles.

This preset emulates the iconic Kodak Portra 400 film, known for its exceptional color accuracy and fine grain. It enhances digital photos with natural skin tones and balanced color saturation, perfect for portraits and general photography.

This free preset collection mimics the aesthetic of vintage analog film and will add classic film tones, a balanced contrast, and a nostalgic feel to your photos. The preset is suitable for both color and black and white photography.

This free Lightroom preset, inspired by Fujifilm film, will enrich your photos with vibrant colors and dynamic contrasts. It brings out rich details and vivid tones, making it ideal for portraits and landscapes.

This preset recreates the iconic look of Kodak Ektachrome film. It features a soft matte texture, vibrant yet natural colors, and balanced contrast, ideal for achieving a classic film appearance in your photos.

This preset mimics the aesthetics of traditional analog cameras. It enhances photos with vintage tones, balanced contrast, and a slightly muted color palette, creating a nostalgic and timeless feel.

This free Lightroom preset emulates the look of Fuji Superia 800 film, enhancing your shots with vibrant yet natural colors. It will add depth to your photos while maintaining smooth skin tones.

This preset captures the distinctive look of Fujifilm Cool Chrome film. It adds cool tones, increased contrast, and vibrant colors to photos, perfect for achieving a modern, polished look in Lightroom.

This free preset will give your photos a retro feel with light magenta hues. It creates a soft, vintage look reminiscent of old film, ideal for adding a nostalgic touch to various photography styles.

Analog Film Lightroom Preset FAQ

What are analog film Lightroom presets?

They are pre-configured settings designed to replicate the look of traditional analog film. They provide the distinctive tones, colors, and grain associated with classic film photography.

How do analog film presets enhance my photos?

They will transform your photos by adding rich tones, unique grains, and balanced contrast, giving them a timeless and nostalgic feel.

Are these presets compatible with all versions of Lightroom?

Most analog film presets work with Lightroom Classic, Lightroom CC, and Lightroom Mobile. Before downloading, check the specific compatibility details of each preset.

How do I install these Lightroom presets?

Open Lightroom and go to the Develop module. In the Presets panel, right-click and select Import. Locate the downloaded preset files and import them.

Can I make adjustments to the presets after applying them?

Yes, these presets are fully customizable. You can tweak exposure, contrast, color, and other settings to match your desired aesthetic.

Are analog film presets suitable for all types of photography?

They are versatile and can enhance various photography styles, including portraits, landscapes, and street photography. Experiment with different presets to find the best fit for your photos.

The Perfect Analog Aesthetic

These presets will save time, help maintain consistency, and simplify the editing process, making it easier to capture the desired analog aesthetic you have been looking for. They allow you to quickly add those rich tones, unique grains, and distinctive analog film effects to your photos.

Experiment with these presets and find the best fit for your personal photography style. Each preset provides a different interpretation of analog film, allowing you to explore various styles and enhance your creative expression.

More Lightroom Preset Collections

For beginner and expert photographers alike, our curated Lightroom preset collections provide a comprehensive toolkit for enhancing your photography. We have a vast selection of presets, effects, and LUTs, including those suited for portraits, landscapes, cinematic effects, and much more.

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[the-teacup-dragon]

Hi all, I'm desperately searching for these two things-

A blue green sleeveless dress made of chiffon with ruffles and matching sash. I've seen it multiple brands-coldwater creek, dress barn, Bethany, Signature by Robbie Bee, Limited Too and have found a couple online, unfortunately they're too small. I need at least a us size 12

And a gray/green shearling fur coat, I believe it's Randolph Duke from the 70s. My parents saw it once in a thrift shop and sent a picture, but since I wasn't there to try it on I said no to getting it :/ regret that now.

Thanks to anyone who can help!

[craftexchange]

What is this?

We are a craft exchange! We'd like to match creative people who want to trade their skills - think about trading a knit sweater for a set of jewelry! Any craft is welcome :)

How do I participate?

Submit a post to our /submit page! (Or send an ask, whatever works)

What should my post look like?

Great question! Each post should have two parts, an offering section and an ISO section. Your offering section should be a list of things you can trade - finished works, craft supplies, whatever goes! These are things you can use to trade. Your ISO (in search of) section should be a list of things you want. Please be clear so people who want to trade can find you easily!

What happens next?

People can comment under each post if they can fulfill the other half of a potential trade - please tag the original poster just so they see your comment! From there, feel free to work out the exact details of a good trade. This part's up to you! Please feel free to let us know if a trade went well, we'll happily reblog showing off your work :)

Other rules?

Please note that no payment of any form in exchange for crafts will be accepted or tolerated, this is meant to be a good old fashioned barter economy. Anyone found soliciting money for their work will be banned from the page. We also do not take responsibility for trades falling through - we will ban folks who don't play by the rules, but we cannot control anything beyond posting on here!

[isovaytion]

About me :3

I'm trying to get used to tumblr so sorry if I'm doing ts all wrong ;(

you can call me jewel/iso, I'm 17, black, corny asf tbh.

what I'm into👉🏾 Eddsworld,Eltingville club, MLP, monster high, Gothic literature, zero day, elephant, the dirties, pico school, ai yazawa works, revolutionary girl untana, j fashion, old web, heavy metal, nu metal, industrial rock, bully, super gals, sonic, underground/soundcloud rap, ObScure, vkei, silent hill 3, the path, the warriors.

[pad-wubbo]

It pisses me off that they never officially told us what teams everyone was on for Grand Festival. They did for Splatocalypse (and confirmed Commander Tartar to be alive, plus foreshadowed Mr. Grizz as the next antagonist, at that).

I've rectified this, so the above tier list is what team (Past, Present or Future) I think every Splatoon character would join.

EDIT: Oh shit, I forgot ORCA, Shelly, Donny and Fred Crumbs. I think Shelly and Donny would both be on Past because (A) they're ancient organisms and (B) they like Uncle Sheldon and want to join his team. Fred Crumbs would be on Present, he's just a cool guy who stands in the here and now selling shoes. ORCA would be on Future. It's ancient, but it eagerly awaits the evolution of new life, unlike Cmdr. Tartar who got jaded with it all. Added them now.

EDIT 2: MY REASONING:

Callie, Marie, Pearl, Marina, Shiver, Frye, Big Man: Officially confirmed.

Shelly, Donny, Fred Crumbs, ORCA: Already explained.

TEAM PAST

Agent 3 (Captain): "Look how far I've come!"

Agent 3 (Neo): Exploring ancient human ruins.

Cap'n Cuttlefish: Just look at him.

Sheldon: Army buff, probably plays squid Hearts of Iron.

Commander Tartar: RETVRN to human.

Salmonids: Ancient cannibal culture.

Mr. Grizz: RETVRN to bear.

Smollusk: RETVRN to conformity.

Judd: Fought in the Great Turf War, is the last member of an ancient mammal species.

Jelfonzo: He doth talketh like the Barde of olde.

Mr. Coco: He looks pretty old and crabs are pretty old too.

TEAM PRESENT

Agent 4: Doesn't seem to have much going on beyond shooting people and hugging a stuffie. Lives in the now.

CQ Cumber: Seemingly manufactures everyone's phones. Rules the flow of information. Also will kill you RIGHT NOW if you drop an 8-ball.

Jelonzo: Hip little jelly dude.

Annie and Moe: Adapt to changing fashion trends.

Crusty Sean: Just sells shoes and food, immediate conveniences.

Spyke and Murch: They've always what's in style.

Flow: Loves drinking and casual sex, very much a here-and-now person.

Craymond: Forced to tag along with Flow.

Gnarly Eddy: Stoner, doesn't have much past or future on his mind.

Nails: Attached to Gnarly Eddy.

Marigold: Same food-related reason as Crusty Sean.

Cipher: Lives solely within an unchanging computer simulation. There is no past or future to it.

Super Sea Snail: Just a little creature.

TEAM FUTURE

Agent 8: Very optimistic for the future after escaping the Octarian army and Kamabo Co.

Little Buddy: Is the future of squid-salmon relations.

Octarians: Looking forward to a future of peace with the Inklings.

DJ Octavio: Is glad to put all that "war" stuff behind him and live a new life as a travelling DJ.

Zapfish (normal and Great): Without them, Inkopolis has no future.

Iso Padre and the denizens of the deep: They ride a subway called Desire, unsure of where it will take them.

Acht: Deliberately got themself blended into a homogenous green hivemind to enhance their musical abilities. Very transhuman-ish.

L'il Judd: The first mammal birth in 12,000 years. Is probably plotting to conquer the world for his own aspirations.

Bisk: He can move on from his girlfriend, he can move on in life.

Jel La Fleur: Hip little jelly dude, but new.

Harmony: Chiptune music and girl-who-stinks-good Invader Zim aesthetic suggest that she's all into computers and the web and that sort of future-y stuff.

[ultraericthered]

Nostalgic Lookback: Carmen Sandiego

It was on PBS Kids in the mid-90s that I had my first encounter with the notorious Carmen Sandiego. I caught some of the Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? game show in the early evening after Kidsongs had finished, and I quickly got hooked on catching its nightly broadcast. Y'know the show - the one with Lynne Thigpen as the Chief of ACME Detective Agency, Greg Lee as the host, and Rockapella performing music, including the iconic theme song? Yeah, it was a lot of fun to watch, and it still is upon rewatches.

I soon got to see the other Carmen Sandiego show out at the time, the animated series Where On Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? starring Rita Moreno in the titular role, airing on Fox Kids. It was enjoyable and educational to watch as well, even if I didn't catch it nearly as often due to it being a Saturday Morning Cartoon. There was later another game show on PBS with Thigpen as the Chief, Where In Time Is Carmen Sandiego?, but that one just wasn't nearly as good.

But then there were also Carmen Sandiego books and Carmen Sandiego board games out at the time. I recall enjoying those too!

Inevitably I learned that this franchise had originated as a series of "edutainment" computer games for kids of all ages that came out in the late 80s and then just exploded into widespread popularity in the 90s. And naturally, some of those games were among the ones that I played in my youth, and still do play on ISO files every now and then. Junior Detective, which tied in with the Where On Earth? show, was my first Carmen game - very easy, yet still quite fun. Later on I got the third version "Deluxe Editions" of Where In The World? and Where In The USA?, which incoperated Lynne Thigpen's Chief and featured probably my favorite iteration of the titular character other than the one from Where On Earth? I played the fuck out of those ones and were really into what they had to offer, though I'll admit to still having a major preference to World over USA. But in contrast to the Where In Time? game show, the Where In Time? game (later re-released as Carmen Sandiego's Great Chase Through Time) ended up being my favorite game of the whole lot. Reusing the Chief, Carmen, and the ACME Good Guides from those last two games, it goes in a more linear fashion, but the historical cases are so fun, so packed with good stuff and so memorable that I never tire of them.

Carmen Sandiego these days is but a shell of the edutainment juggernaut it used to be, but hey, at least she's still out there at all!

[faeryndipity]

Posting a personal ISO in hopes that someone can help me track it down! I am looking for this Emily Temple Cute Biscuit Print "sleeveless OP" (JSK cut with back shirring, NOT the other JSK cut) in the blue/lavender colorway! Please let me know if you see it for sale or if you happen to have one you are looking to sell! 💛

[lightningzbolt]

Sims 2 CC Mega Post

I say 'mega' but there really isn't a whole lot, I just didn't wanna split it up. Anyway, yeah, I mostly and normally and prefer to make Sims 4 stuff, but I made some Sims 2 stuff for me last year and this and I figured, may as well share it. Most of these require outside meshes so keep that in mind, Sims 2 CC downloading is a bloody nightmare.

Alex Skin

So I made a custom skin with tattoos for Alex as it seemed simple enough to do. Ain't gonna look perfect, but it looks fine from a distance, same resources I used for my Sims 4 versions, so I did vector the rose and skull. I based the skin off these default replacements. You don't NEED these, but they make it so that everyone matches. Yes that site requires an account and login, it's NSFW, it has body hair and works with nudity. Because obviously I play with mods like that. I made the skin look right for Fit/Thin/Fat but I didn't bother with any age but adult nor did I bother with female, because, idc. I THINK this is Alex's hair mesh, but idfk, I have so many that look like this.

It also works in Castaway Stories, as does all of these, because I used them in it too. :> That made Alex the palest guy on the island as all the skin tones in Castaway Stories were shifted to one tone darker per. I manually put my replacement skin in that too, but I didn't have the darkest, so no body hair to them.

Streaked Jack Hair

You need this mesh to make this work. I made this for myself as I didn't really like anything else I had for him, and this is Sims 2, so I went with earlier hair, and I liked how this mesh looked. Loosely based on like this hair. I didn't bother with other ages beyond adult again. I would have if I decided to de-age him and send him to university, but I did that with Otto instead.

Again also works in Castaway Stories, as I used it, again. It's easy to import Sim's faces from 2 into the stories games.

Awsten Tricolor Hair

Awsten Red Hair

You need this mesh to make this work. The bright green in that is also great and I used that for him at first. These are his eyes too, or rather his right eye. No screenshots of the red hair, but it's just a bright plain red in case you prefer it. I made this hair as it looked okay with the colors kind of being randomly spread around the mesh. This is his outfit btw. Again only works with adult as far as I'm aware.

BONER Shirt

R&R Shirt

NoRegRetsShirt

JALEXShirt

BMTHShirt1

BMTHShirt2

BMTHShirt3

BMTHShirt4

You need this mesh to make these work. All of these are Everyday fashion only by account of only the Everyday category having the option for separates and these are all tops. Don't ask me what pants I use, I have so many downloaded, but these work with all of them.

As it turns out I didn't take screenshots of all of these ingame, but maybe these help with that.

PTV Hoodie

DropDead Hoodie

You need this mesh for the PTV hoodie. I don't THINK the DD hoodie needs anything external, I compared it to a vanilla mesh and it seemed to line up. I don't know, I made it last December and I didn't log everything I did. Like the shirts above, Everyday category only as they are tops.

As a bonus, here's some misc Sims 2 screenshots to hit the image limit, including this stuff and with no context to my game. I know most people on modern computers play with The Ultimate Collection, but I installed it via discs, and a few ISOs as I didn't feel like spending $30+ for a few missing stuff packs on eBay. :) Pretty sure those ISOs are why my game is British and I have to always manually set the clock and a few other small things every time I load it. Not a big deal to me, just felt I'd mention for clarity. Castaway Stories is from an ISO too as have you SEEN those prices on eBay?! I have Sims 3 on Disc too, 100%, never made any CC for it tho. I love how Sims 2 was out at the peak of, ahem, mid to late 2000s culture so a lot of CC for it is of it's time in the best possible way. I kept this theme going with adding in custom music that ONLY existed from before 2009 (so 2008 is my cut-off date) and it's fun only hearing music of the era ingame. :) I DID make stuff for Sims 1 too years ago but I don't know how I even really did it so idk how to make more and also I don't care that much. I wanted to try playing with Alex and Jack in Sims 1 too but I kept getting fucked up files that didn't work or look right and I didn't know what I needed to do to make it right and I didn't wanna waste more time than I already did trying to make their faces. I do have semi-not ugly faces and outfits for a couple others tho.

Oh yeah, all this stuff is made in the Body Shop and GIMP for textures.

Whole SimFileShare Folder

[ilikegoodstories]

Lomography 100 exp. '21