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If you search Google for reviews, you will find these common sentiments echoed by top photography blogs (Fstoppers, PetaPixel, DPReview):
Version 5 Pro introduces a true lab-style conversion for scanned negatives. If you shoot analog film and scan your negatives, RNI 5 Pro can invert them inside Lightroom with accurate color rendition, eliminating the need for cumbersome NLP (Negative Lab Pro) in most cases.
The pack includes emulations of over 50 film stocks, categorized by type: If you search Google for reviews, you will
Why is this pack the top choice for Adobe users?
| Feature | RNI All Films 5 Pro | VSCO MP2 | Mastin Labs | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Price | $119 (One-time) | $149 (Yearly) | $139 (One-time) | | Number of Profiles | 200+ | 80 | 50 | | Photoshop Integration | Native (.xmp) | Partial | Native | | Instant Film Accuracy | Excellent (Polaroid) | Poor | None | | Google Top Search Volume | High (Trending) | Declining | Stable | | Feature | RNI All Films 5 Pro
Verdict: RNI wins on volume and accuracy. VSCO has better mobile sync. Mastin has easier skin tones. For "All Films," RNI is the undisputed king.
| Feature | RNI All Films 5 Pro | VSCO / Replichrome | Mastin Labs | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Technology | Lightroom Profiles (Advanced) | Mostly Presets (Basic) | Custom Profiles | | Ease of Use | Extremely Easy | Moderate | Moderate | | Edit Flexibility | High (Amount Slider) | Low (Tone Curve issues) | High | | Film Accuracy | High | Medium | Very High | | Cost | High | Low/Medium | High | RNI (Really Nice Images) has been a benchmark
RNI (Really Nice Images) has been a benchmark in the photo industry for over a decade. RNI All Films 5 Pro is the fifth iteration of their flagship product. Unlike standard Lightroom presets that merely shift sliders, RNI uses Dynamic Profile Technology.
This means the software doesn't just apply a color cast; it intelligently maps colors, contrast, and grain based on the actual chemical formulas of real analog films. The "Pro" version unlocks all 89+ film stocks, ranging from classic Kodak, Fuji, Agfa, and Ilford to rare, expired, and cinematic motion picture films.