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So I would say a couple things:
1. If you've been shooting digital but have never shot film, and suddenly get a film pack like VSCO or Replichrome, you may not used to seeing such contrasty images. I don't think contrasty images defines the difference between film and digital, but I do think that film tends to be more contrasty than digital.
2. I decided on Replichrome over VSCO for a variety of reasons. One is price. Another is available film packs. A third is the layout: Replichrome places all Kodak packs in one folder, all Fuji packs in another folder, all B&W packs in a folder, and all Tweaks in a separate folder. That really helps my work flow.
3. It's a fact: Some images look better with a particular preset while another image from the same shoot looks terrible with that same preset. The Kodak Ektar 100 Frontier may look great with one image but terrible with another, in which the Fuji Porta 400H looks better with that image. BUT to test every single preset with every single image wastes my time. Generally, I work in this fashion: Cull, find the preset that looks best with my one favorite image without changing anything else, sync that image to all other images, then if the images don't look good with that preset I reject then delete.
4. To get rid of orange skin, I hit the "orange skin -" or "orange skin --" tweek.
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