VSCO Film 05 Walkthrough from VSCO on Vimeo.Processed with VSCO with c8 preset. Zach, VSCO’s Head of Image Technology, walks us through the unique features of VSCO Film 06 for Adobe Lightroom CC, Classic CC, 6, 5 & 4 and ACR for Photoshop CC & CS6, film emulation presets and profiles. VSCO Film 06 for LR6/5/4, ACR8/7 - Walkthrough.
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Below is probably my favourite image ever taken and edited with VSCO. For example I tend to use TriX film preset which has a lovely grainy edgy aesthetic with photos that bode well for black and white, however I almost always tone down the grain level which is simple to do with your current develop settings in LR. What's important to remember with VSCO is that it's non destructive and works in harmony with Lightroom. To get started it's as simple as choosing an unedited photo that you think looks great, and cycling through the presets to determine which one will suit.I tend to have a few core favourites, you will undoubtedly develop your own. Just click open on the download file and follow the instructions and let VSCO do the work for you.Once you have that downloaded, the presets will now appear on the left hand side of your Lightroom Develop panel. That, for me, is a tone of colours and imperfections that give personality and meaning to an image - making it a memory and not just a photograph.So now that I have done the romanticising of film, let's talk about how we can emulate it using VSCO and Adobe Lightroom.There are obvioulsy countless different film emulation software packs, but I have found VSCO to be on point and not wished to stray from it.The first step would be to head over to VSCO by going to Once you've downloaded your preset pack of choice (this may take some time as their are quite a few options all emulating different types and eras of film!) you will need to install it on your Lightroom program which is pretty darn straight forward.
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