Volume II goes where filters can't follow — into the darkroom.

• 07 Kodak Tri-X 400 pushed to 3200 — gritty, graphic black and white

• 08 Ilford Delta 3200 — structured grain, contemporary B&W

• 09 Fujifilm Velvia 50 — electric slide-film colour

• 10 Kodak Ektachrome E100 — dense blacks, clean true colour

• 11 Kodak Ektar 100 — the most saturated negative film in production

• 12 Fujifilm Pro 400H overexposed — high-key mint pastel, discontinued 2021

• 13 Lomography CN 800 — vignette and warm plastic-lens imperfection

• 14 Redscale — film loaded backwards: a world in red and orange

• 15 Fujifilm QuickSnap 800 — disposable camera, flash at close range

• 16 Kodak Portra 400 pulled — muted, creamy, matte

• 17 Bleach bypass — silver left in the image: desaturated, metallic, cinematic

• 18 Kodachrome 64 tribute — deep warm reds and painterly colour

Each prompt describes the physical cause of the look — the developer, the exposure, the light — so the model reconstructs the process, not a filter.

How it works

Attach your photo in ChatGPT image generation and paste a prompt with a one-line description of your photo — or use it as text-to-image. All gallery samples: one source image, ChatGPT, photo-to-photo, no retouching.

What you get

• PDF guide (15 pages): sample frame, light, best-for and full prompt for every film

• .txt file with all twelve prompts

• How-to page with a worked example

All sample images are AI-generated. Prompts are in English.