A vintage photography filter LoRA that transforms any image into an authentic antique photograph. it reproduces the real look of early photography: sepia tones, film grain, scratches, faded paper texture, and the soft degradation of time.

Is like an analog film grain slider.

This is working like a slider LoRA, not a simple on/off filter. The strength you choose determines which era "film grain"of photography you get.

Strength Guide

-1.0 Clean, prompt-faithful image with subtle vintage LUT.

-0.5 Slightly clean, minimal grain.

0.0 Black & white with grain. Balanced vintage baseline.

0.2 Subtle vintage.

0.3 Light vintage. T

0.4 Vintage effect strengthens.

0.5 Strong vintage.

0.6 Vintage effect dominant.

0.7 Strong sepia, heavy aging.

0.8 Very strong vintage. Best for museum-quality clothed portraits.

1.0 Full 1800s degradation.

Use RetroPhotographyFilter at the start of your prompt.

Example Prompt

RetroPhotographyFilter, a vintage 1890s studio portrait, a woman in a high-collar lace blouse and cameo brooch, seated in a wooden chair, soft window light, sepia tone, film grain, faded paper texture

Or

RetroPhotographyFilter,

American woman in high-collared Victorian dress, lace trim, hair pinned up, cameo brooch, seated in a wooden chair

black and white with sepia tone, subtle scratches, dust specks, and film grain, slight vignetting, faded edges, aged paper texture, imperfections of a very old photograph, antique tintype or daguerreotype aesthetic, soft focus, shallow depth of field, natural window light, authentic historical feel, high detail, photorealistic