Aged Look Film Recipes

Film simulation recipes with an Aged Look

My personal photographic style includes a lot of use of softer tones and nostalgic aged looks. I love photos that look like they were printed decades ago and have faded over time. On this page, I have brought together the film recipes with an aged look, like old prints or expired film.

Three to narrow down this list would be Aged Kodak Portra, Decade Print and Expired Geographic.

Expired Film and Aged Look Film Recipes

Best Before, Extremely Expired Film

Nostalgic Print, Creamy Nostalgic Negative

Silent Era, 1920s Monochrome Film Recipe

Polaroid SX70 Film Recipe

Expired 400, Photos from Old Film Rolls

Retroscope, Film Recipe Time Machine

Celluloid Nostalgia, a Aged Film Look

Seventies Summer, with Warm Nostalgic Vibes

Childhood Vacation, Memories as Faded Prints

Xylochrome, Vintage Lens Simulation

Quartz 400, Pocket Camera Instant Film

Expired Geographic, Aged Eterna for Nature

Polaroid 66, for Retro Toned Memories

Old West, Inspired by Western Movies

Whakamuri, for Retro Golden Tone Images

Kodak, Like it’s 1975, for Retro Memories

Deep Forest, a Mellow Woodland Look

Restore from Backup, Nostalgic Print Recipe

Karmachroma, a Mellow Lo-Fi Classic Chrome

Double Expresso, Retro Mono with Dark Shadows

Bromide Mono, a Grainy Antique Acros Recipe

Aged Kodak Portra, for Old Tones 35mm

Superia Max, a Faded Fujicolor Look

Expired Film 66 for Experimental Style

Classic Gold, like Aged & Faded Kodak Gold

Retrochrome for a Warm, Nostalgic 70s Style

Aerocolor Lomo in an Expired Film Style

Liminal Mono with a Bright Infra-Red Look

Kodachrome Classic for 70s Kodak Style

Chocolate Mono for Dark Cocoa Tones

Retrocolor Negative, an Aged Film Style

Coffee Chrome for Creamy Cafe Tones

Decade Print for a Faded Prints look

Summer Bleach film recipe for Faded Warmth

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More Aged Look Recipes

Despite the wide range of aged looks that you can produce with Fujifilm film simulation recipes, there aren’t so many other sites that feature them. There are quite a few on FujiXWeekly of course, and a couple of others here and there.