The first room is the archive. Colour Neg gives a file the character of negative stock: warm midtones, a soft shoulder, cyan settling into the shadows. Slide Film runs the other way, steep tone, dense blacks, loud clean colour. Rich Print sits between them, a dense darkroom print with the reds deep and nothing clipped. Instant Pack lifts the toe and lets the tone go pale and green-warm; Matte Finish is the same lift as a pure ladder, no colour touched.
Cinema and Snapshot are the archive's far ends. Anamorphic Wide is the cool low-contrast look of cine glass, blacks lifted, a blue cast in the flare. Bleach Pass strips the colour to an orange residue under hard silver contrast. Snapshot Vernacular is deliberately artless: on-camera flash, a magenta tint, the hot reds of a cheap print.
The second room is the darkroom, and every collection in it converts to mono first. Contact Print is the honest proof sheet. Platinum Print is long-scale with no true black and warm highlights. Plate Room is the soft filing print with the black point lifted. Then the toners: Copper Wash puts copper highlights against blue shadows, Selenium Tone cools the shadows blue-grey and firms the blacks. Silver Halide is the classic gelatin print, full range and quiet grain. Press Black is agency mono at working contrast; Grain Report pushes heavy grain over a muted palette for reportage weight.
Not in the vault: the exclusive sets sold by the network's specialist brands. Cross Signal, the cross-processed colour, Faded Print and Old Stock, and the mono specialists, Graphic Black, Orthochromatic, Sepia Archive and the Infrared Look, each live on one page only. The Film Archive and the Darkroom are sold on their own as smaller packs; this folio is both rooms together.

































