By the end of class today post at lest one "fake film" on your blog
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| Have you seen this photo in the tabloids? This image was taken by Photographer Mike Bell ... sure looks like film to me!
"I was quite late to digital, but that wasn't anything to do with technical hesitation: it was more that I didn't like the way it looked. When I looked at magazine covers, I could see straight away it was digital, and it looked horrible. Then, about three years ago, I saw a fashion shoot that was done in the style of those old Rudolph Valentino pictures: black and white, very scratched and grainy, and I thought it looked great, with a really film quality. Then I found out it was shot digitally, and I remember at that point thinking, 'Game over'. I shoot everything digitally now.
The moment I was confident I was able to make digital look the same as film, I knew it would be fine." -Bell http://www.jasonbellphoto.com/#/home/ examples of film images Examples of film overlays |
Transforming your digital in to film..
--Create a scratch/ dust overlay
-- Black overlay for a black and white photo
--Color overlay should be tinted.
--Add noise to your photo--in Photoshop Filter choose Noise and experiment with the noise options
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| black and white overlay |
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| My work in progress |
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| examples of color overlays |
Love the explanations.
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