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16th July 2009
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Digital Photo To Film alike
Hey bros,
Anyone here have any idea how to edit your digital photo making them look like those flim ones? Cause i realli love those flim photos, there's something inside the film photos that attracts me alot. I call that the "paper feel" haha... I tried playin around with my saturations and contrast of my photos but i just couldn't achieve that. )= |
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16th July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
you can add sprocket holes, add grain, add contrast and saturation, but nothing beat the real things.
maybe you should consider just shooting it on film instead. |
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17th July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
Try the levels curves and also try isolating a range of colours, blank out the rest and use whatever saturation tools on that instead. It's a lot of work, which is why film is the best.
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29th July 2009
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29th July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
I also think if film is what suits you, might just shoot them directly and you shall be contented. |
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30th July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
I tried one this week, result of which you can see below. I got some theory from other photographer (he is much more advanced in PP) and he gave me following links (I didn't apply the 2nd link regarding frames here). What I tried is to get the feel of old paper copy.
http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tuto...rocessing.html http://photo.net/digital-darkroom-forum/00JTOF  In this photo frames are as per 2nd link above (I HAVE NOT TAKEN THIS  ...http://www.flickr.com/photos/paljarpana/) |
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31st July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
There are some 3rd party photoshop plug-ins that simulate popular films look.
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31st July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
additional granulity, push the contrast and tweak abit with your saturation
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31st July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
Will try, thanks for advice.
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31st July 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
correct me if I am wrong, isnt this called 'cross processing' ?? there are tons of info on the net..... here's the method i use.
enjoy
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3rd August 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
why dont you just shoot using film if you really like it.
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5th August 2009
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Re: Digital Photo To Film alike
While i like film color a lot. i have also admit i cant leave the convenience of the digital. Immediately feedback is almost essential in many situation.
there are a few 3rd party plug-in to simulate it. it is a good investment if u a really interested in film. For the one i am using it have more dozen film type to choose. Cross processing is one of them. A simulation of Fujifilm, not saying it is a good pic or conversion  
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