Built Around a Film That No Longer Exists.
“My pro tip: Kodachrome had almost zero room for exposure error, slides shot even half a stop off could come out unusable. These presets are far more forgiving, but the Vivid version can push already-warm skin tones into oversaturation. Start with Base on portraits, and save Vivid for landscapes or product shots where you want that extra punch. ” – Richard
Revive Vintage Vibes with Kodachrome 64 Presets
Kodachrome 64 was a daylight-balanced, ISO 64 slide film, which meant it needed strong light and precise exposure to shine, but in return it delivered color rendering photographers still talk about decades later. These eight presets cover that range, from a true-to-film base look to warmer, cooler, and higher-contrast variations, so you’re not stuck with just one interpretation of the look.
What’s Included
» 8 Kodachrome 64 Presets
» 20 Clean Edit Presets
» 1x Instruction Guide (PDF)
» File formats: XMP, DNG
» 8 DNG Files
» Free Upgrades
Clean Edit Presets
Use the Clean Edit Presets to make basic adjustments and set the foundation for your image. They also speed-up your workflow and offer you endless style combinations.
You receive this presets as digital download
immediately after purchase.
Desktop
» Adobe® Lightroom® 7.5 or later
» Adobe® Camera Raw 10.5 or later
Mobile
» Adobe® Lightroom Mobile
» Android & iPhone
Get 8 Kodachrome 64
Film Simulation Presets
Kodachrome 64 base
The true-to-film starting point, warm and true-to-life color straight from the Kodachrome 64 look.
Kodachrome 64 vivid
Boosted saturation for the punchier reds and greens Kodachrome is best remembered for.
Kodachrome 64 cool
Shifts the warmth down slightly for a cooler, blue-leaning cast.
Kodachrome 64 warm
Pushes the classic golden warmth further, especially strong at sunset and golden hour.
Kodachrome 64 pulled
Mimics “pulling” film in development, softer contrast and lifted shadows for a gentler look.
Kodachrome 64 pushed
Mimics “pushing” film in development, punchier contrast and more visible grain.
Kodachrome 64 flat
Lower contrast and muted tones, a clean base if you want to grade further yourself.
Kodachrome 64 balance
A neutral middle ground between vivid and flat, the most versatile all-purpose option in the set.
Get the classic film look in your edits with our film presets, find every stock in the Kodak Lightroom Presets range.
Professional Kodachrome 64 Presets Film Simulation Presets.
Image: Kodak
Kodachrome was already famous before Kodak discontinued it, its extremely fine grain and rich, stable color made it the film of choice for a generation of family archives and professional photographers alike, including National Geographic photographers who relied on it for decades of published work.
Part of what made it so distinct was also what made it hard to use: it required strict lab processing (the K-14 process) that regular one-hour photo labs couldn’t do, and its narrow exposure latitude meant there was little forgiveness for a wrong exposure setting.
Kodak announced the film’s discontinuation in June 2009, citing the shift to digital photography and declining demand for the specialized processing it required. The very last roll of Kodachrome ever made was processed at Dwayne’s Photo in Parsons, Kansas, on December 30, 2010.
Specs of the film:
- ISO 64
- Extremely fine grai
- Daylight balanced, best in strong natural light
- Vivid but true-to-life color rendering
- Required specialized K-14 lab processing (discontinued alongside the film)
- Production ended in 2009, last roll processed in 2010
No. Kodak discontinued Kodachrome production in 2009, and the last roll was processed in December 2010. There’s occasionally been talk in the photography world about a possible revival, but nothing has been confirmed as of now. These presets are built to recreate the look digitally since shooting the original film is no longer possible.
Tips & Tricks for Kodachrome 64 Presets
- Catch natural light: Shoot by a window or outside for better, brighter pictures.
- Stay steady: Hold your camera with both hands or prop it up to stop shakes.
- Get closer: Step in or zoom to make your subject the star.
- Mix up angles: Try shooting high, low, or sideways for cooler shots.
- Clear the background: Keep it plain so your subject stands out, not the mess.
- Use a grid trick: Picture a tic-tac-toe board and put your subject where lines cross.
- Snap a bunch: More photos mean more chances for a winner.
- Edit easy: Just tweak brightness or color a bit—less is more.
- The Kodachrome 64 Filters for Lightroom are crafted by professionals to enhance the visual look of photos. These Kodak presets are designed to complement a wide range of images, ensuring consistent results.
- The Presets are available for the the Desktop and Mobile App versions of Lightroom. The mobile app for Android and iPhone offers you nearly the same features like the desktop version to edit and transform your photos on the go.
- You can capture your photos using a DSLR, mirrorless camera, point & shoot camera, or even your smartphone. Import the image into Lightroom and apply the desired preset. This straightforward process allows you to achieve professional results with just a few clicks.
- Please note that the final outcome of a preset can vary depending on the characteristics of the original photograph, such as white balance, exposure, tones, and settings.
- After applying a preset, you can start to make manual adjustments to fine-tune the image to your liking. Lightroom offers a large set of sliders and tools, allowing you to tweak many aspects of the image until you achieve the desired outcome.
- In some instances, a preset may alter the skin tone of persons captured in the photograph. In this cases, utilize Lightroom’s powerful color adjustment tools to refine the skin tone until it appears natural and flattering.
- For optimal results, it’s recommended to use presets on well-exposed, high-quality RAW & JPG photographs. Images that are overexposed, underexposed, or of poor quality may yield unsatisfactory results when presets are applied.
With our Clean Edit Presets you can set the perfect foundation of your image by adjusting for example white balance, exposure, whites, tones, etc. Each clean edit preset changes only one value, without overwriting other adjustments and values.
You can use the Presets in XMP format also in Adobe Photoshop
Installing Presets in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) 10.3+ (Windows & Mac)
- Open your image in Adobe Photoshop.
- At the top menue click on Filter and select “Camera Raw Filter”.
- On the right you see the word “Basic” click the small burger next to it. Then, click “Load Settings”.
- Choose the .xmp file(s) from downloaded and unzipped folder. Then click on “Load” button.
- To apply a preset, click on OK button.
As soon as your payment went through, you receive the download link direct by email.
Just follow the easy instructions at How to install Lightroom Presets and start using them on your desktop or mobile device.
License Terms
The Presets are licensed for individual use only. Resale or redistribution is strictly prohibited. This non-transferable license is limited to the original purchaser and does not extend to companies or partnerships.
No Refunds
All sales of these digital products are final with no refunds, returns, or exchanges permitted due to their downloadable nature.
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Daniele S. –
These colors are so good it’s kind of unreal. Used the Warm one on some beach photos and it looks like an old family slide from the 70s.
Nicci B. –
I scan a lot of my parents’ old Kodachrome slides and always wanted my own digital photos to match that look. This is the closest I’ve found. The Base preset especially, warm but not orange, just really honest color.
Marija G. –
Used the Vivid version on some market photos from a recent trip and the colors popped without looking fake. The Kodachrome 64 presets is now part of my regular travel editing workflow.
Manissa L. –
I’ve bought a few vintage preset packs before and most of them just add a yellow tint and call it a day. This one actually feels considered, the Pulled and Pushed versions genuinely behave like different film choices, not just two sliders moved slightly. Great for landscapes.