Agfacolor Ultra 50

At first glance, the Agfacolor Ultra 50 may seem like a Velvia film, but upon closer inspection and side-by-side testing, the differences become apparent. While both films are high contrast and saturating, Velvia tends to oversaturate reds and blues to the point that it’s not ideal for portrait photography.

The Ultra 50, on the other hand, is a versatile film that delivers excellent results in landscape and terrain photography while also handling portraits with ease. Its extra saturation can even evoke David La Chapelle vibes, making it perfect for those who enjoy a saturating setting without going overboard.

Overall, the Agfacolor Ultra 50 strikes a balance between high saturation and accuracy, making it a great choice for photographers looking for a versatile and reliable film style LUT.