"Artisan B&W has reignited my passion for black and white photography!”
- Tashana Klonius
- Tashana Klonius
"Artisan B&W has reignited my passion for black and white photography!”
- Tashana Klonius
- Tashana Klonius
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Product Success Manual
Artisan
B&W
Pan F
HP5
Delta 3200
Want to get the most out of your Artisan B&W presets?
The Artisan B&W Success Manual is packed with insider tips and editing techniques to help you capture the perfect look, every time.
Meet your Artisan B&W looks!
Below are the different, unique preset looks included in this pack.
Pan F
A rich black and white, Pan F offers moody tones and low grain.
HP5
A versatile film, HP5 has medium contrast and grain.
Delta 3200
Known for its glowing highlights, Delta 3200 has thick expressive grain.
Pan F
Photo: Kyle Meck
Pan F
Photo: Lisa Town
Delta 3200
Photo: Amanda McClellan
Pan F
Photo: Andrew Morton
HP5
Photo: Ellie Baygulov
Delta 3200
Photo: Colby Moore
Mastin Magic Toolkit™
Included with your preset pack, our custom tools help you correct the trickiest photos.
CUSTOM WHITE BALANCE
Sometimes your camera gets it wrong. Get a starting point for true-to-life color.
LENS CORRECTION
Fix vignetting and distortion, minimize color fringing, and remove chromatic aberration to instantly improve every image..
ORANGE REDUCTION
A lifesaver for mixed light, extra warm sunsets, and spray tans that just won’t quit.
TONE PROFILES
Inspired by the original tone profiles from the Fuji Frontier film scanner, these correct contrast while preserving the look of film.
Step-by-Step Tutorial Video and Practice Images Included
Master in minutes with unique video tutorials and raw images for you to edit alongside Kirk Mastin himself. Each pack comes with a unique training video and three raw files that you can edit start to finish and achieve a perfect edit the very first time you use Mastin Labs.
Customer Reviews
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11/18/2020
Anonymous
United StatesAn old darkroom guy goes digital.
Mastin Labs amazing film packs made me fall in love with photography again after years of being unimpressed by digital photo-processing. When working in the Ilford pack, I can almost smell the old chemicals of my darkroom.
AM
12/27/2020
Antonio M.
SpainBest presets out there!
Great presets. Ilford 3200 is the most I like. Pan F also. I'd recommend this pack.
03/07/2021
Anonymous
United StatesIlford styles for Capture One
I am a long time user of Mastin Labs and own all of the presets for Lightroom. After moving to Capture One I already owned style for Everyday, Fuji Everyday, Fuji Original and Portra. Loved the BW styles with Everyday and Fuji Everyday BUT I was really missing Pan-F and Delta 3200 specifically so I had to get Ilford. I am an IT professional but a photographer hobbyist for Landscape and Family photos. Mastin has been my go to for Portrait photography from the start and I am just recently learning how to use Mastin for my Landscape photography. My original favorite has been Fuji Original out the gate due to the pastels and subdued color (reason Ektar not high on my list) and have always highly recommended it. However, as the Mastin world has become saturated with Fuji and Ektar I wanted to try something that would give my collection a different look and vibe, so I decided to really work with the very first preset I purchased, which was Portra, and after spending time some time with it I really love it! In fact, this is the pack where I love all 3 presets equally. Portra 160 for my darker moods and poor lighting, Portra 400 for general purposes and dynamic lighting, Portra 800 for colorful scenes without being too saturated like Ektar. So here is my current workflow and the styles being used.. Weddings - Fuji 400H General - Portra 400 Landscapes - Portra 400/800 Ilford - **** color or interesting lighting, especially with portraits. Nothing captures emotion in humans better than BW film. Timeless. So when a new Mastin style is released will I purchase it? YES. Even if it doesn’t fit my personal taste each preset so far has had a purpose for specific projects. I stink at the dark and moody style so the pushed packs have been used the least and probably the reason I hadn’t added them from LR in to C1
JT
03/29/2021
Jared T.
United StatesIdeal black and white film look for digital workflow
As an avid black and white shooter, both with limited film and on Sony mirrorless (typically with vintage lenses), I have found the Ilford Original pack for Capture One to be about as ideal as it can be. Capture One is an exceptional platform for black and white. I have found I am using all 3 film types from the Ilford pack in 35mm format (absolutely LOVE the grain). For street shooting, Pan F and HP5 are both outstanding. I have used other Capture styles for BW, and have also spent the time working on images from scratch. It IS useful to know how one’s editing/retouching tools work. This style pack simply provides RAPID and CONSISTENT results. If one desires to be behind the camera capturing stories rather than in front of a computer for hours on end, the Ilford Original (and I also use the Fujicolor Original) are more than “styles”: these are solutions to bring to life one’s vision when capturing the story in the first place. Oh, the Ilford style pack is for more than just street photos, etc. I find the HP5 and Delta 3200 Medium Format film choices to be excellent for black and white flowers and nature. The more refined grain retains the sense of details in flowers, while the tones are simply breathtaking. While my wife and I are wondering what other Mastin style would be ideal for color flower photography, this pack is exceptional for monochrome flower captures.
AW
05/05/2021
Arnold W.
United StatesJust as I Expected
I wasn't certain that this preset package would provide the look I wanted to blend with actual Ilford HP5 Plus 400 prints. After applying that preset to my digital files I was impressed by how similar the results by comparison. By no means did I have any intentions of matching the unmatchable, that being true film, but the similarities are remarkable.
