PT 160D
I’ve put together a Lightroom preset that gives your iPhone shots the same look as Kodak Portra 160 with some custom PT flair. It’s designed for iPhone ProRAW , or.DNG if your phone doesn’t support ProRAW I suggest using the LR Mobile camera to shoot - if you’re shooting HEIF or JPEG… results may vary, but you’ll still get something cool.
Our Review
PT 160D Lightroom Preset — Make Your Travel iPhone Shots Look Like Film
The gist: A one-click preset that gives your travel photos a warm, Portra-inspired film look straight from your phone — no camera bag upgrade required.
- Film emulation: Based on real Kodak Portra 160, tuned by photographer Patrick Tomasso for a soft-contrast, warm-tone finish.
- Built for travel gear you already carry: Optimized for iPhone ProRAW/.DNG, so it works with just your phone and the free Lightroom Mobile app — no extra hardware.
- One-click workflow: Applies instantly, useful for nomads editing on the go between flights or in a coworking space with limited time.
- Format flexibility: Also usable with HEIF/JPEG shots, though ProRAW/DNG gives the most accurate film rendering.
Patrick Tomasso, the photographer behind the preset, describes it on X as capturing "what I love about 35mm film" while being tuned to modern digital sensors — user reports on social media note it also adapts reasonably well to Canon RAW files.
Best for: traveling creators who want a consistent, film-like feed without carrying a film camera or extra editing software. Skip it if: you don't shoot in ProRAW/DNG — the effect is noticeably weaker on standard JPEGs. Runs ~$10 — check the current price before buying.
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