Greater Than Gatsby - The Darkroom Collection Moody

The Greater Than Gatsby – Darkroom Collection Moody is a premium preset pack designed to recreate the cinematic essence of iconic film photography. Inspired by the legendary look of vintage cinema and classic portraiture, this collection is tailored for photographers who want to achieve a moody, atmospheric finish with a refined touch of nostalgia.

This Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) preset pack blends modern flexibility with timeless film aesthetics. Through months of testing on both digital and film cameras, these presets have been meticulously crafted to ensure they retain authenticity while offering deep creative control. Whether you're editing high-end portraits, fashion editorials, or lifestyle imagery, these presets are designed to soften skin tones and add moody, cinematic color grades—from milky highlights to bronzed shadows with earthy undertones.

What’s Included in The Darkroom Collection Moody:

22 Artistic Film Presets crafted for cinematic depth and mood

10 GTG Standard Film Presets optimized for universal application

Compatible with Lightroom CC, Lightroom Classic, and ACR (Photoshop CS6 & CC)

Includes ACR-compatible XMP files

Comes with detailed installation instructions

Supports international users

Despite being commonly referred to as "actions," these are actual Lightroom and ACR presets, giving users non-destructive editing capabilities and a high level of precision. The collection features signature tones named after literary icons such as Alcott, Austen, and Hemingway, each bringing a unique flavor of storytelling to your edits. From subtle grain overlays and gentle lens distortion to film-style sharpening, the Darkroom Collection is built to elevate visual narratives with ease.

Whether you're aiming for subtle atmospheric tweaks or bold cinematic transformations, this pack delivers professional-grade results that align with your artistic vision. The Darkroom Collection Moody is ideal for creatives seeking emotional depth, storytelling, and the visual richness of analog film—all within a digital workflow.