
Black and white
that keeps
the skin.
Italian Timeless Black & White · One XMP file
A conversion, not a filter. Contrast that stays where a print would put it, skin that keeps its separation instead of going chalk, and no grey mud in the middle of the frame. Built on the same body of work as the colour preset and used on the same weddings.
















Two films,
and what
survives
a wedding.
Fuji 400H is the reference: the way it holds green and keeps highlights open is most of what people mean when they say a photograph looks like film. What it does not give you is warmth, so the colour is pushed back towards Kodak Portra 400.
Neither is imitated frame for frame. What is here is the half of each that survives a real wedding, then years of correcting it against thousands of photographs — a frescoed room at noon, a garden at five, a dance floor at eleven — until it stopped needing to be argued with.
See the work it was built on- One preset
A single XMP file. Not a pack of forty variations with names like Warm 03 — one starting point, the one I use.
- A starting point
Exposure and white balance still belong to you. The preset does the part that has to be consistent across two thousand photographs of the same day.
- The same file I use
Not a version made to sell. It is what sits on my own catalogue, which is why the portfolio on this site is the sample.
Every monochrome frame on this site went through this conversion. They are delivered photographs, not samples made for a sales page.









Tuscany Wedding — LightAiry Film
The same look, the other half of the edit.

One file.
Every wedding
since 2021.