FIL (Film Imitation Lab) is a powerful script for old photo simulation.

FIL (Film Imitation Lab) is a powerful script for old photo simulation. FIL has a modular architecture and can use binary extension (plugins).

Current version: v1.7.2 (June 17th 2012).

Features:

• Old color simulation by using prepaered color processes
• Film grain
• Vignette simulation
• Defect lenses simulation
• Option indication
• Batch script execution
• Binary extensions (plugins) integration support.

Changes in FIL v1.7.2:

• New color process "SOV2".
• Pre-process for monocle soft-focus imitation.
• GIMP 2.8 native version.

Documentation available! Enjoy!
Also there is available FIL development documentation with detail description of FIL core.
FIL is still supporting.
P.S. Some FIL process bases on:

• Lomo Script by Elsamuko
• Vintage Look script by mm1
• Photochrom script by Elsamuko
• Highpass Sharpening script by drschwalbenmann

Thank them a lot.
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Current english version (scm)
59.94 KB
Current english documentation (zip/html)
4.09 MB
Current russian version (scm)
61.71 KB
Current russian documentation (zip/html)
4.11 MB
Current english development documentation (zip/html)
127.42 KB

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