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Watch: A narrow street under neon signs, people leaving broken trails of afterimages as they run (step-printing with a slow shutter), the whole image leaning green-teal. The 90s Hong Kong film feel of Wong Kar-wai.A line-art demo that only illustrates the technique, not finished footage.

Video · Style

90s Hong Kong Film90 年代港片

A green-teal cast, neon signs, grain, a wide lens close to the face.

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When to use it

Nostalgia, street life, gangsters, humid nights.

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Style keywords

  • green-teal cast
  • neon signs
  • film grain
  • wide lens up close
  • shaky camera
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Prompt template

1990s Hong Kong film look, teal-green color cast, neon signage on narrow streets, film grain, wide lens close to the subject.
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1990s Hong Kong film look, green-teal color cast, film grain, a wide lens close to the subject, step-printing with a slow shutter for smeared motion. A narrow alley in Mong Kok late at night, layer upon layer of neon signs: a man in a floral shirt, a cigarette in his mouth, hurries through the crowd and glances back, his figure leaving a broken trail of afterimages. He says quietly, “Stop following me.” 4 seconds, green-teal tones, no clean digital look.
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Common pitfalls

  • Just a retro filter with no film language.
  • Sign lettering turns into gibberish.
  • The wide lens distorts faces too much.
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