Film looks by Canon camera
Every Canon EOS with Picture Styles can shoot film looks — but the menus and loading steps change between bodies. Pick yours: a short page with how to load a PF3 on that exact camera and the five films we recommend to start.
Shooting street photography? Start with the compact picks — the EOS R8, EOS RP and EOS M6 Mark II are the small bodies the urban look was made for: discreet, light, and each with its own street-ready film recommendations.
Yes, the Rebel T7 (EOS 2000D) shoots film looks: free PF3 picture styles inspired by Portra, Velvia and HP5, how to load them with EOS Utility, and 5 films to start with.
The EOS R50 shoots film looks: free PF3 picture styles (Portra, Astia, Acros…), how to register them from the SD card or EOS Utility, and 5 films to start with.
Film looks on the EOS 90D, for stills and video: free PF3 picture styles (Velvia, 2393, Portra…), how to load them on this body, and 5 films to start with.
A compact full-frame made for street photography: free PF3 film looks (Acros, HP5, Portra…), how to load them on the RP, and 5 films for the urban grind.
The lightest full-frame Canon, built for fast urban shooting: free PF3 film looks (2393, Acros, Agfa…), how to load them, and 5 films for street work.
The rangefinder-style compact for street photography: free PF3 film looks, how to load them on the M6 II, and which download variant M-series bodies need.
Looking for a body that isn't here yet? Any Canon EOS with Picture Styles (DSLRs from the 350D onward, and the EOS R / M series) loads custom film looks the same way — see the installation guide, or browse the full film catalog. One honest exception: PowerShot compacts (the G7 X line and similar) have Picture Style sliders but no User Def. slots, so they cannot load custom film-look files.