About this pack
A system is a roll with range. This one holds thirty warm negatives that share a temperature band and a way with skin, then spread across contrast and grain: the softest are window-light portraits with fine grain and lifted blacks; the middle is the everyday roll; the hard end has street contrast and heavy grain; the last few are pushed for evening. Because the colour is one family, a wedding, a walk and a dinner edited from this system look like they came from one camera and one lab. The three 10-packs it nests are the portrait, couples and street rolls. Thirty presets organised as a system: named by scene and strength so you can move through a day's shoot in order. XMP for Lightroom Classic and desktop, DNG for the free Lightroom mobile app, with a one-page guide to which preset suits which light. Warm Negative is film colour for people who remember the album, not the app.
- Portrait-soft to street-hard in one band
- Skin handling shared across all thirty
- A whole day cuts together
- Nests the Warm 400 10-packs
Photographers who shoot people and places on the same day and want one consistent film colour.
The look is inspired by classic warm colour-negative film such as Kodak Portra 400. This product is not made, licensed or endorsed by Kodak. Inspired by the look of classic film. Not made, licensed or endorsed by the film's maker.
Warm Negative is the world of the 400-speed colour negative: skin that goes creamy instead of orange, greens that sit back and go a little olive, blacks lifted just enough to feel like paper, and a fine grain that reads as memory rather than noise. It is late afternoon, a window, a beach at six, a kitchen table. Nothing in it shouts. The dialect is nostalgia without haze: warm, imperfect, organic, faded at the edges and honest in the middle. Every pack earns its place by one specific thing it does to skin, light or colour.
Every pack here is its own product with its own page, so you buy the one look you need, and a larger pack or the family collection is always one step up from it.