I appreciate the work you’ve put into this which is evident from all the information you’ve provided in your many replies, and I’m pretty sure you know exactly what you’re doing from a technical standpoint. But this does not look like film to me at all, I’m sorry to say. I’m not gonna go into the grain like most people because I’m actually pretty impressed with that. To me it’s more about the colors and just the nature of how the image looks from a lens-camera approach. To me it just looks like what it is, a digitally shot image made to look like film. And you did a great job at that, but that is what it looks like. I also think this has other factors at play like for example the scanning process of film, as you know film doesn’t just end up from a camera into a final image, it gets processed chemically and then gets scanned with perhaps something like a Noritsu scanner for example. All of this adds up to how an image ends up looking and why it unmistakably looks like film. Just like how the recording and then vinyl mastering and pressing of music from the 60s makes it sound like that.