This is going to be a painful post for anyone who doesn't care about photography or processing - you better look away now- but for those interested this might be a helpful guide. Visual Supply Co (VSCO) have released their fourth set of presets (slide film) and I bit the bullet and bought it.
Presets for those not in the know are photo enhancing processes run over a photo with a click of a button (magical!). I use the program Lightroom (LR) to run my presets :) I currently own the first ever edits VSCO brought out, number 01 (modern film) which are all about emulating the film look of today's negative films. I should stop and say that I know how silly it sounds to shoot with digital and then try and re-create the film look but hey, film is awesome so it makes sense to want to copy it and sometimes digital is just cheaper/easier :P Don't worry I still believe in film and it's my goal for the rest of the year to shoot a tone of it :) I've also got lots of film photos coming up to share too!
(because I have 177 photos to show -all of the same thing - I'm going to save your eyes and stick it behind a cut for the truly keen, you can thank me later!)
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| Image by Jared Chambers taken from the VSCO website |
Presets for those not in the know are photo enhancing processes run over a photo with a click of a button (magical!). I use the program Lightroom (LR) to run my presets :) I currently own the first ever edits VSCO brought out, number 01 (modern film) which are all about emulating the film look of today's negative films. I should stop and say that I know how silly it sounds to shoot with digital and then try and re-create the film look but hey, film is awesome so it makes sense to want to copy it and sometimes digital is just cheaper/easier :P Don't worry I still believe in film and it's my goal for the rest of the year to shoot a tone of it :) I've also got lots of film photos coming up to share too!
(because I have 177 photos to show -all of the same thing - I'm going to save your eyes and stick it behind a cut for the truly keen, you can thank me later!)
