Effect
Film Instant
Instant camera colour, soft edges and characteristic fade.
Edwin Land demonstrated one-step photography to the Optical Society of America in 1947, and Polaroid's Model 95 went on sale in Boston in 1948. Early prints were peeled apart after a timed development; the SX-70 system of 1972 ejected an integral colour print that developed in daylight without peeling.
Instant film's soft contrast, chemical quirks and white frame became a visual shorthand for memory and immediacy. This effect leans into that colour and fade without needing a working pack of film.

Properties
Instant Film LUT
Amount
Command line
Requires Rethings Pro. Install the tool from Rethings → Install Command Line Tool…
rethings apply --effect film-instant --set d_lut=2 --set amounts=1.0849,1.1307 -i input.jpg -o output.png










































