PT 160D
$10
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 — A Fast Way to Build a Recognizable Editing Style
The gist: For anyone building a photo-based side income or content portfolio, this preset gives consistent, film-look branding in one click.
- Consistent visual identity: Based on real Kodak Portra 160 film stock, giving every edited photo a matching warm, soft-contrast tone — useful for a cohesive portfolio or client deliverables.
- Low time cost: One-click application in Lightroom Mobile or desktop means editing doesn't eat into billable or side-hustle hours.
- Low equipment barrier: Works with an iPhone shooting ProRAW/.DNG — no dedicated camera investment needed to start offering film-style edits.
- Software compatibility: Works in both Lightroom Mobile and desktop Lightroom, per the product listing.
Creator Patrick Tomasso built the preset around his own iPhone photography workflow, and posted on X that it's "based on how I shoot and edit my iPhone photography" — social response included users successfully applying it to Canon RAW files as well.
Best for: side-income content creators or aspiring photographers who want a signature look without a full editing course. Skip it if: you shoot primarily in JPEG/HEIF, since the preset is tuned for ProRAW/DNG files. Runs ~$10 — check the current price before buying.
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