What is meant by film analog mode in digital cameras?

The imaging characteristics of film are that it can retain a lot of layers and details in the highlights and dark areas while still showing different variations of medium-high contrast, medium-high saturation, and medium-high sharpness, and that these subtle variations make the images shown on different films have different styles. The images produced can be bright and colorful, or old and heavy, and these subtle variations can cause the human visual system to produce ****, presenting a unique image of the charm.

Film simulation is a way to improve the image quality of your digital camera by taking advantage of the color and detail of high dynamic range film.

This technology allows you to retain a large amount of detail in the highlights while taking care of the darker areas. With different options, the image quality is adjusted in terms of contrast, saturation, sharpness, grayscale, and color performance based on the image characteristics of the shooting scene to simulate different film styles and enhance the visual impact of the image.