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Let's go back to the times before Lightroom and Photoshop...! 📼 This Aviation Mission celebrates those rich, organic tones that only film could deliver. Deep shadows, creamy highlights, and colours that feel real and lived-in rather than digitally perfect. Post an aviation shot processed to recreate authentic analogue film tones and character. ⚡️ Mission Tips: 🎯 Use curves to create that classic S-shape... deep shadows, lifted mids, bright highlights 🖼️ Analogue had limited dynamic range so don't be afraid of pure blacks and whites 🎨 Colour grading is key... think warmer reds, cooler blues, and organic greens 📸 Add just a touch of chromatic aberration for that vintage lens character What's your favourite thing about the analogue era of aviation photography?