by Pixel Vampire·Color Grading
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B-Lomo earns its place in the Blender library for packaging film emulation as a camera module: six Lomography recipes, two lens profiles and built-in lens characteristics that render straight from the viewport, without a compositor pass.
B-Lomo is a custom camera module for Blender from Pixel Vampire, built to capture the look and feel of Lomography and film photography directly in renders. It imports with a single button press and stays fully controllable and customisable from the 3D viewport, so shots can be produced without post processing or the compositor.
The module includes six custom Lomo film recipes, each inspired by real world film stocks used by the Lomography community: Ember, Glacier, Subway, Tropics, Scarlet and Lavender. Two lens profiles cover a built-in fisheye and a 35mm that recreates the focal length of authentic Lomography, while in-built vignetting, lens aberration and film grain keep renders photo-realistic. Three scalable preset resolutions are provided, all in the film 3:2 aspect ratio.
Film recipes can be changed live on the fly and rendered straight from the viewport. This lets virtual scenes be captured much like stills photography, keeping the focus on composition and framing.
B-Lomo: Lomography Film Emulation In Blender is best for 3D artists who want to give their Blender renders a Lomography or film photography style straight from the viewport, without post processing.
B-Lomo: Lomography Film Emulation In Blender is completely free to download and use.
B-Lomo renders straight from Blender's 3D viewport, with no post processing or use of the compositor required. It works as a custom camera module that imports directly with one button press and is fully controllable and customisable from the 3D viewport. Film recipes can be changed live on the fly and rendered directly, so the film look is applied in the render itself rather than as a separate editing step. This lets virtual scenes be captured organically, much like stills photography.
B-Lomo includes six custom Lomo film recipes, each inspired by real world film stocks used by the Lomography community. Ember offers warm, vintage tones with soft contrast; Glacier is cold and high contrast with heavy grain; Subway brings greenish hues, high contrast and red highlights; Tropics leans on softer, cinematic orange and teal; Scarlet delivers dramatic, high contrast reddish hues; and Lavender adds purple hues with very high contrast. Recipes can be switched live on the fly from the custom module and rendered straight from the 3D viewport.
B-Lomo ships with two lens profiles: a built-in fisheye lens and a 35mm, chosen to recreate the focal length of authentic Lomography. Alongside the lenses, the module carries in-built lens characteristics, including authentic vignetting, lens aberration and film grain, so renders stay photo-realistic. Both lens options work within the camera module directly in Blender's 3D viewport, and the film characteristics apply as part of the render without extra compositing. That keeps the film photography look intact straight out of the viewport rather than requiring later adjustment.
B-Lomo provides three preset resolutions, all in the authentic film 3:2 aspect ratio. The resolutions are scalable, which the developer describes as suiting any machine's limitations. As with the rest of B-Lomo, the resolution presets sit inside the custom camera module and render straight from Blender's 3D viewport, keeping the film photography look without post processing. Recipes and lens characteristics apply within the same module, so the film look is produced in the render rather than through a separate editing step.
B-Lomo is listed as free here in the catalog. For current licensing, pricing and any purchase terms, it's best to check the developer's page from Pixel Vampire, since those details can change over time. The listing is offered by Pixel Vampire, and the module installs into Blender by importing directly with a single button press once you have it. From there, everything is controllable and customisable inside the 3D viewport, and film recipes can be changed live on the fly and rendered straight from the viewport.
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