Kodachrome | Preset Lightroom Mobile

A Kodachrome preset is magic, but it isn't a miracle worker. To get the best results on Lightroom Mobile, you need to shoot specifically for this look.

Best for: Purists. Format: DNG + XMP. RNI (Really Nice Images) is the gold standard for film emulation. Their Kodachrome 64 set includes specific profiles for daylight and flash. On Lightroom Mobile, the DNGs replicate the distinct K-14 process better than anyone else. Verdict: Expensive ($15+), but worth it for pros.

RNI is arguably the industry leader for film emulation in the mobile space. Their "Kodachrome 64" emulation is the benchmark.

Professionals have been mimicking Kodachrome in desktop Lightroom and Capture One for years. But the market has shifted. Today, over 90% of new photographers edit on their phones. Lightroom Mobile is now a fully-featured powerhouse, capable of handling complex Profiles, Curves, and Color Grading.

The demand for a Kodachrome preset Lightroom Mobile is driven by three trends:

Mastin Labs is famous for their " Fujicolor Original" look, but their Kodachrome packs are solid. They focus heavily on skin tone accuracy.

Let’s assume you bought a pack of DNG files (like the Goodlux or RNI pack). Here is how to get them into Lightroom Mobile:

Pro Tip: Don't just save the preset. Once saved, go back to the DNG. Adjust the exposure slightly (because the DNG might be dark). Save that adjustment as a second preset called "Kodachrome - Bright."