Film emulation
In photography, Film emulation describes a series of editing techniques used to give images captured digitally the appearance of being captured with photographic film. The techniques involve manipulating specific characteristics like film grain, halation, light reflection, bloom, film artifacts, etc. To emulate film, those characteristics are studied and mathematical algorithms are developed using the resulting data. These algorithms can then be applied to the digital files. The results are images which closely resemble photographs or motion pictures captured on analogue media, even though they were taken digitally.
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