How to design a look for your recipe

Browse the style gallery below and the script settings above. Use the following decision algorithm as a guide:

1. Your main decision is between a cropped look and a fancy look, where the outer scanner mask edges are included in the scan. This is set by the setting fancy.
   • If you chose a cropped look, the settings border_width_35mm, border_width_645, border_width_67, border_width_45 and border_width_square determines the thickness of the visible border. The setting matted_crop determines if the entire image and its border should be placed on a white background.
   • If you chose a fancy look, with visible scanner mask edges, you now have a choice between scanner mask styles for each aspect ratio. The style for each aspect ratio is determined with the settings mask_variant_35mm, mask_variant_645, mask_variant_67, mask_variant_45 and mask_variant_square. For square images, the setting negative_variant_square switches between a Rolleiflex look and a Hasselblad look for the negative. The setting artifacts determines if scanner artifacts should be added outside the mask border.
2. Decide if you prefer the image area to be centered in the frame (with more or less equal thickness of the border), or a scan towards one of the inner mask edges. This is set with the setting eccentric.
3. If you want to add a film burn effect on your frames, use the setting burn and burn_at_opposite_edge to add and position a burn. The setting monochrome_burn determines if the burn should be monochrome or not.