Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
Dyeroom puts photo files through a simulated darkroom
A free photo tool that develops raw or phone images through simulated colour-slide or black-and-white film chemistry, rather than applying a preset.
- For
- Photographers seeking film-like processing without presets
- Worth noticing
- Sunday 64 is modelled on Kodachrome 64 and Monday 400 on Tri-X 400; the site explicitly says it is not affiliated with Kodak.
Field notes
The page describes two distinct workflows: Sunday 64 follows a colour-reversal process, while Monday 400 produces a black-and-white negative with paper grades and selenium toning. It says uploads are held only while the user works, then deleted on exit, after 30 minutes of inactivity, or three hours after upload at the latest. The film simulations are identified as modelled on Kodachrome 64 and Tri-X 400; the site says it is independent and not affiliated with Kodak.
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