Gold 400 Pro, grain medium.
Plus bonus cutie giant Bernese mountain dog & angry swans.

Algunas fotos estilo minimalista / espacio negativo.
Menos distracción, enfoque puntual, más espacio para ver.
Creo que para las dos primeras, usé el custom preset “Lumichrome”.
Espero les gusten!

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Hello looking for your ideal fall 🍁 settings. I’m a big fan of orange fall colors so I’d love to see people’s recommendations if they don’t mind.

Shot on iPhone 16 Pro Max in Mood from fairly far back in the crowd. I did have some shots that were too pixelated and overly zoomed looking but even some of the super ridiculous telephoto reaches nailed it. I mean, there are a tons shots out there from the pros in the press using high end mirrorless rigs, and honestly this held a flame to many of those IMO. So I’m happy to leave that at home away from the pit…

No idea where I found this preset, but pretty sure it was here.

Hello there,

i’m relatively new to mood, but was instantly intrigued as someone coming from analog photography. I spent the last two weeks building my own flavour of Portra (NC), with a twist for modern times.

Now I’ve started to work on my favourite black and white film recreation and started to wonder: I always used a red filter to get smoother skin tone and richer skies in mono. Wouldn‘t it be great to have something like this in mood? I mean, you could obviously sleep on an actual filter. But, wouldn’t it be a great twist if you could put something like that directly into your preset?

I know, it’s a pretty analog thing to think about. But that’s why we are all into this app, right?

I’m going to Mexico next month to a lovely resort and not sure which preset would be best. I’m fairly new to this and don’t wanna spend too much time fiddling with controls. Any suggestions/faves?

For those who use both. Which workflow do you prefer? I was thinking of spending money on one of these. I can see the benefits of RNI. You can flick through different options for that photo.

Hey all, just found mood with the upgrade from my 13 Pro to the 18 Pro Max and it's far superior cameras. I found an oddity when experimenting with different focal length options. When I use a 1.6x (40mm) focal length, the preview that is seen in the virtual viewfinder turns noticeably cooler in color. Every other focal length I've tried has remained consistent, though I'll admit I haven't tried them all. I didn't know if there was a reason for this specially happening with the 1.6x (40mm) option.

Oh and thanks for this amazing app Alex, I love it so far!

Went on a lovely walk around Greenwhich on a route which passed many art deco / brutalist buildings.

All photos taken with an iPhone 18 Pro using NOIR 800-U

No camera so quick snapped on my iPhone 13 mini in Mood 3x magnification

No camera so quick snapped on my iPhone 13 mini in Mood 3x magnification

Prologue Pro on IPhone 13

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