DxO FilmPack
Scientifically accurate analog film emulation for digital photographers
Founded
2003
Starting Price
$149.99
Category
Design & Creative
Last updated March 18, 2026
About DxO FilmPack
DxO FilmPack is a photo editing application that recreates the look of legendary analog film stocks using lab-grade measurements of original film response curves, grain structures, and tonal behavior. With 153 film renderings, Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom integration, and a unique Time Warp mode, it brings authentic analog character to digital photography.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Most scientifically accurate film emulations available, measured from real film stocks in a lab
- Perpetual license with no subscription — buy once, own forever
- Seamless integration with Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and DxO PhotoLab
- Unique Time Warp mode offers a creative journey through 200 years of photography
- 30-day free trial with no restrictions and no credit card required
Key Features
153 Film Renderings
Scientifically accurate emulations of color negative, black & white, and slide films measured in DxO's lab
Time Warp Mode
Time Travel slider takes photos through 200 years of photographic history with iconic film stocks and camera looks
Adobe Photoshop Integration
Full rendering library accessible as an integrated palette directly within Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Lightroom Plugin
Works as a plugin within Adobe Lightroom for seamless workflow integration
Creative Effects
Apply filters, vignetting, blur, textures, frames, and light leak effects on top of film renderings
Scanned Film Optimization
Invert scanned negatives with one click and apply corrections using 10+ dedicated tone curve presets
Grain Engine
Authentic film grain simulation based on real film stock measurements for natural-looking results
Pricing
New License
$149.99
- All 153 film renderings
- Time Warp mode
- Photoshop & Lightroom plugins
- Standalone editor
- Perpetual license
Best For
Film Look for Digital Photography
Apply authentic analog film aesthetics to digital photos without shooting on actual film
Creative Photo Editing
Combine film renderings with effects like light leaks, vignettes, and textures for artistic results
Film Negative Scanning
Process and optimize scanned film negatives with dedicated inversion and correction tools
Professional Photography Workflow
Integrate film emulation into Photoshop or Lightroom workflows for consistent client deliverables
