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VSCO Review. Fun and Easy Editing. No Soul-Sucking Algorithm.
I would recommend VSCO to anyone who is ready to break up with Instagram.
Why does everything the Metaverse touches turn into a festering fly magnet? Take Instagram for example. It used to be the ideal platform for photographers and content makers. The platform traded its soul for lackluster influencers and the almighty algorithm when Facebook acquired it. Money was power, and obviously they knew best, right? Insert eye roll here. What made Instagram great became lost…
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Hello!! Your 3D renders are SUPER inspirational! If possible, could you tell me how you composited or overall edited your pokemon renders to look the way they do? (i.e the Nosepass in bed). I've been trying to capture a similar effect hehe... Thank you!!
Thanks so much! I usually do a few things in Photoshop after I render. Details below!
This is the Nosepass straight out of Blender - I try to get the colors and effects as close as I can off the bat.
Then, I usually do a color correction pass using the Color Lookup function. (I learned this from the master, Kat Tsai.) Usually, I use a combo of the 3-Strip and the Kodak presets. It's a function that basically maps colors across the spectrum of your original image to a new set of colors - often used in photography and film (which I'm using Blender to emulate!)
I often then draw in 2D details. Finally, to emulate that sort of old-video-game-magazine look, I duplicate the image and use Color Halftone on it. Find a decent blending mode, and voilá!
The post-Blender editing is super fun. I often try weird blending modes and overlay textures at this stage to get the effects I want. Hope this helps! (I also plan on making a beginning-to-end Blender video at some point.)
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I just spent about 10 minutes looking through your photography tag and oh my god your work is gorgeous!! I'm not really knowledgeable about the technical side of photography (I only really take pics on my phone), but is there editing involved to make all the colors so vivid and saturated? I've just never encountered photos that are this visually appealing to me before, which is making me super curious about the behind the scenes if you're willing to share 👀
Oh thank you so much!! Tbh I just edit in lightroom classic; a lot of what I think brings me success in editing (though I’m not perfect) is finding contrasts within colors that feel logical and pushing colors in a certain direction manually: bringing more blue into green while keeping the warmth in yellows & oranges, singular purple shadows or bright pops of red. I try to think of the entire color palette that exists in the picture! Film photography inspires me a lot, a set of kodak portra style film presets was what I reverse engineered back when I was just learning lightroom in order to figure out a good recipe. I’m glad my photos brought you joy!
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Little Weasel, Big City: Chapter 15
“I’m telling you, Leilani, it’s kinda nice to see a familiar face here. Now I might have one at work!” Travis commented as he pulled away from the curb.
“Oh, right! Thanks!” Leilani, who sat next to him, gave him a quick nod.
“So, Travis, uh, when are we gonna be there? This farm’s gotta be a good deal away from this area, since it’s full of buildin’s and cement and stuff.” Duke picked up an open bag of chips and ate from it.
“I’m gonna drive us to the train station, then we’re gonna take the train to Meadowlands. I’ll call a rideshare service to pick us up after our train ride,” replied Travis.
“Huh, haven’t been on a train in a while,” Duke remarked though a mouth full of chips.
“Really? How come?” Leilani looked back at Duke.
Duke shrugged. “Eh, just haven’t had a reason to. I was busy tryin’ to make it big time.”
“Well, you might succeed this time, Duke. This Daring Do job pays pretty well. Some of the animals there are kinda scary, and I ain’t in love with the commute, but it pays well. Besides, I don’t have to be at the farm very often.”
“I do need money! I’m so glad to hear that!” Leilani exclaimed. Her heart swelled with pride at her acting skills.
“Great!” Travis approached a STOP sign.
“Hey, Travis, do you mind if I turn on the radio?” Leilani asked.
“Yeah, sure. Just don’t change none of my presets.”
“Yeah! Let’s jam out!” Duke threw his fists in the air. “What kind of music are ya into anyway, Lei?”
“Well, usually pop or country; singers like Gazelle and Taylor Sheep.” Leilani began flipping through radio stations.
“Oh, I like those two! I’m partial to rock and rap. My favorite rappers are Lil’ Yakky and Kodak Bear. I kinda like Emu Nem, too.”
“Wait, you don’t know what kind of music each other likes? How long have you two even known each other? I mean, you’re married!”
Leilani stopped pressing the button. “Uh…well…honestly, we haven’t really known each other that long, but, when you know, you know! You know?”
Leilani saw Duke raise his eyebrows.
“Oh, well, I guess I get it. On me and my ex’s first date, we talked about what kind of music we liked. Maybe that’s unusual. I dunno.”
Leilani pressed the button two more times and stayed on a station that played a Gazelle song. A first date. Something she never had with Duke. She liked Duke, and she was pretty sure he liked her too. After all, he liked her enough to marry her, so he must have seen something in her. Despite his shiftiness, he cared enough to tell her that he contributed to the plantings of Daring Do. She suddenly wanted to have a first date with him so much. To just have fun together without her trying to get her new life together or them trying to figure out where some strange plants came from.
“Wow! This is awesome!” Duke, on the train, laughed as he grabbed onto a pole and swung around it. “I should do this more often! I don’t even care how long it’ll take until we get there! This is awesome!”
Leilani, standing at a pole next to him, had a hearty chuckle at his excitement over something nobody else seemed to care about.
“Hey, weasel!”
Leilani and Duke both pricked up their ears. They turned around and saw an elephant sitting down.
“Yeah, you with the black getup! Instead of taking your meds like I suggested, you got yourself a boyfriend to act stupid with!”
Travis dropped his mouth open as he looked back and forth between the weasels and the elephant.
“We just started takin’ our meds but they ain’t gonna take affect for a while. It’s called Get-A-Life-Exitine!” Duke took his toothpick out of his mouth and flicked it at the elephant’s trunk.
The elephant grunted and returned to her phone.
Leilani stared at Duke and slowly smiled. “Wow! That was awesome!” Leilani walked over to him and held onto the same pole.
“Oh, uh, well, thanks!” Duke softly chuckled and scratched the back of his neck. “I mean, he was a jerk, and I ain’t crazy about ableism. I mean, I know you ain’t disabled, not that that’s an insult.”
Leilani continued to smile as she narrowed her eyes. “Well, I appreciate it.”
Duke sighed. “Listen, Lei, I’ve been thinkin’…maybe once we have time and everything, and once I get my first paycheck, I could…take you out somewhere? My boss said the paychecks come every Friday.”
Leilani’s heart jumped. “Oh, uh, yeah! Sure! I mean, we don’t have to wait until you get money; we could do a picnic or go to the beach or something.”
“Well, uh, great! How about a picnic?”
“Great!” Leilani grinned and held a thumb up.
Far away in the meadow, Leilani saw rows of brown and neon green, accompanied by what was either a white tent or house.
“Is that the place?” Leilani asked.
“Yup,” replied Travis, “Come on. I’ll introduce you to the folks.”
Leilani inhaled and exhaled a trembling breath. This is actually happening. We’re actually going through with this. No going back—
She suddenly felt Duke’s paw on her shoulder.
Duke grimaced and gave a small, high-pitched laugh. “We’ll be okay!”
Leilani took a deep breath before they followed Travis down the hill and to the farm.
“Hey y’all! I’m back! Got some prospective coworkers with me.” Travis announced.
The array of animals watering the rows of Daring Do looked up from their watering cans.
“So…how prospective are they?” A deer narrowed his eyes and pointed a hoof at the clearly nervous weasels.
“Oh, pretty prospective. They just got married, and they’re in desperate need of money.”
“Yeah!” Duke put his arm around Leilani and walked ahead of Travis. “You ain’t got no idea how much my wife and I need this job! We’ve really hit upon hard times!” Duke’s anxious demeanor quickly calmed. “So, you got like, a manager we can talk to or somethin’?”
The deer rolled his eyes. “Okay, fine. I’ll go take you two to our manager.”
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This Lightroom Preset has Kodak look with a slight grain effect.This preset adds a warm overlay, a modest contrast, and makes your skin appear golden and soft. Prefect for Fashion, outdoor, outfit, city, lifestyle, and professional portrait photography.
This preset has been tested on a variety of photo styles. Please bear in mind that each photo is special, and hence each preset works differently on each photo. I'm convinced that my preset will enhance all of your images. You may add the finishing touches to your photograph by making minor tweaks such as altering the exposure.
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Creating Timeless Memories: Using Kodak Presets for Unforgettable Photos
Are you looking to capture unforgettable moments and create timeless memories with your photography? Look no further than Kodak Presets! With these presets, you can easily elevate your photos and give them a professional and timeless look.
What are Kodak Presets?
Kodak Presets are pre-defined settings that you can apply to your photos to achieve a specific look and feel. These presets are designed to mimic the classic and iconic Kodak film styles, giving your digital photos a nostalgic and timeless vibe.
By using Kodak Presets, you can easily enhance the colors, tones, and overall mood of your photos. Whether you're shooting portraits, landscapes, or street photography, these presets are perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia and depth to your images.
Why Use Kodak Presets?
Using Kodak Presets can save you time and effort in the editing process. Instead of spending hours tweaking each individual setting in your photo editing software, you can simply apply a Kodak Preset with just one click.
Not only do Kodak Presets save you time, but they also ensure consistency in your editing style. By using the same presets across all your photos, you can create a cohesive and professional-looking portfolio that is sure to impress.
How to Use Kodak Presets?
Using Kodak Presets is easy and straightforward. Simply download the presets from the official Kodak website or a trusted third-party source like PictsLab, and import them into your favorite photo editing software.
Once you've imported the presets, you can apply them to your photos with just one click. Experiment with different presets to find the one that best suits your image and adjust the settings to fine-tune the look.
Tips for Using Kodak Presets
Experiment with different presets to find the perfect look for your photos.
Adjust the settings to fine-tune the preset and make it your own.
Use Kodak Presets to create a cohesive and professional-looking portfolio.
Don't be afraid to mix and match presets to create unique and creative effects.
Have fun and let your creativity shine through in your photos!
Conclusion
Kodak Presets are a fantastic tool for photographers looking to create timeless memories with their photos. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, these presets can help you elevate your photography and make your images stand out.
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Refined Ektar Desktop Presets for Lightroom and ACR The REFINED Ektar Collection showcases a beautiful, fine grain and vivid colors based off of the beloved Kodak Ektar film. Well suited for a variety of genres, these presets will instantly elevate your work with punchy color shifts, striking contrast, and distinctive depth. The Ektar Collection handles full sun, bright light, and color with ease and is ideal for mid day shooting, beaches, and street photography. Film and digital photographers alike will love how these presets bring their portraits to life. The Ektar Collection contains Ektar, Ektar+, Ektar Cool, Ektar Cool+, Ektar Warm, and Ektar Warm+. Color shifts are offered in neutral, cool, and warm versions and the “+” versions have higher saturation, contrast, and depth. The collection also includes a pack of tools including film texture, 3 grain options, matte green for reducing overly saturated greens, a smoothing preset to bring down camera noise, a saturation reduction preset, and a tool to help fix chromatic aberration. ** Due to the digital nature of these files refunds are not offered. When Purchasing for LIGHTROOM Desktop Ektar & Ektar + Presets Ektar Cool & Ektar Cool + Presets Ektar Warm & Ektar Warm + Presets Workflow tools Free upgrades Capture One Styles NOT INCLUDED AS SEEN IN AIMEE JOBE REFINED EKTAR REFINED EKTAR COOL REFINED EKTAR WARM a look at the Presets Click the circles to view various preset options What's Included Ektar & Ektar+ Presets & Profiles Ektar Cool & Ektar Cool + Presets & Profiles Ektar Warm & Ektar Warm + Presets & Profiles Workflow tools REFINED EKTAR PRESETS IN ACTION Marta Locklear Marta is a retired newborn, lifestyle and wedding photographer currently specializing in lifestyle, stock, commercial, and editorial work. Throughout the many stages of her photography career, she has found her deepest fulfillment in growing the worldwide community that REFINED has become and guiding photographers along their own creative journeys. BUY REFINED EKTAR YOU MAY ALSO LIKE Refined Co - Refined II Presets for Lightroom & ACR Refined III Photo Presets for Lightroom and ACR Refined x Tec Petaja - Presets & Profiles (ACR and LR)
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YouTube | Blog | Workshops | Instagram | Wedding | Patreon | Presets Mary on film This camera - youtu.be/rpuLY-niLbA Kowa Kalloflex TLR + Expired 120 Kodak T-Max 400 Dev: 1:2 XT-3 (350ml+650ml), tap water + dash Rodinal + 2 Inv, 18mins. Epson v800 scan Follow the blog for more film content! bit.ly/3OLE37t
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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Vintage Kodak Disc 6100 “Close-Up Lens” Legacy Disc Film Camera.
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JW Lightroom Presets 3 — Kodak Stock - jamiewindsor (2024)
JW Lightroom Presets 3 — Kodak Stock
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Подборка из 19 пресетов Adobe Lightroom, созданных на основе фотопленок Kodak.
Совместимость с версиями Adobe Creative Cloud:
• Adobe Лайтрум CC
• Adobe Lightroom Classic (версия 8 и выше)
• Adobe Photoshop CC (через фильтр Camera Raw)
• Приложение Lightroom для мобильных устройств/планшетов (для их импорта потребуется подписка Creative Cloud. Вы делаете это путем импорта через настольное приложение...
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The last five image posts were taken during a walk around Wotton House in Oxfordshire in the UK. To see this post and the images together click here. I've also realised that my grid doesn't show some images are carousels.... one to think of later.
There were a bunch (not posted) of the family as it was a boxing day walk before tucking into the old leftovers.
I am trying a KODAK PORTRA 400 preset with tweaks as I have dusted off the SLR and popped in some PORTRA 35mm film to see how my digitals compare to the real deal, as it were.
When editing the last few images, I realised I am gravitating towards using grain, leaning towards a warmer tone, and the compositions are often trying to show 'space', which made me think about the Japanese cinematic technique of MA about incorporating negative space - read more here and here.
I have often struggled with negative space in my work, and it's something I would like to explore over this year.
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7 Best Film Recipes Saved In My Fujifilm Camera Right Now 2023
It's been quite some time since I've penned down a new blog post. However, recently I've been having some trouble with my camera settings; specifically my Fujifilm X-T4. I had to perform a hard reset, which meant that I had to go back through all my Fujifilm custom settings and carefully handpick the 7 best film recipes to restore to my camera's settings. With the new empty custom settings, selecting my presets has become much more manageable and smoother. This is a different list compared to the previous 2022 list of recipes.
I spent a great deal of effort in selecting the best film recipes that could perform reasonably well under varying weather conditions and could be switched with ease through the quick menu feature.
Trust me when I say, that I've thoroughly gone through each Fujifilm recipe to provide optimal functioning under different circumstances, ranging from low lighting conditions to sunny days. With these pre-selected film recipes, you can take awesome shots while traveling, for portraits, and for street photography. So, whatever your preferences are, rest assured the best film recipes will elevate your photography game.
Best Film Recipes In My Fujifilm Cameras
By quickly selecting one of the 7 film simulation recipes saved on my Fujifilm X-T4 camera, I can easily switch between frequently changing scenes. Whether shooting urban streets or portraits, all of these stored custom settings come in handy whenever I need them.
1. Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400
Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR
One of my favorite Japanese film-look recipes for Fujifilm, I love to shoot using this Superia X-TRA 400 recipe when there is greenery. Whether it's landscapes or taking photos of people, the muted green tone really looks great. Check out more photo results of the pre-wedding photoshoot using this recipe. There are also the correct methods to achieve the tone look by checking out the recipe's custom settings. Works great when there are well-lit places with trees in the background.
2. Nomadic Mood
Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR
The Nomadic Mood recipe has never left my camera since the day I created it. It was saved on my Fujifilm camera and can be used for almost any situation, from daylight to low-light conditions. This is one of the all-time best Fujifilm recipes and is mostly used by other Fujifilm users as well.Whenever I travel overseas, this recipe never disappoints. This recipe is also featured as one of the best travel recipes for Fujifilm cameras, at the moment. I have this recipe saved in my camera for years now and still shooting with it. Now you know which custom settings are worth storing in your camera.
3. Kodak Ultramax 400
Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR
Yet another one of the best film recipes that has been stored in my camera all the while is the Kodak Ultramax 400 film recipe, this recipe is sometimes picky with the background locations, it might work and might not. Inspired by the actual film stock, this works well in an urban location with sufficient bright sunlight. Check out the film's custom settings for instructions on how to shoot. This recipe has been stored in my camera since I created it.
4. Timeless Provia
Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR
When it comes to capturing life's precious memories, the Timeless Provia is great for producing sharp and vivid color tones. This film recipe is able to help capture moments that will stand the test of time, giving you breathtaking images that tell a story.What's more, with the added flexibility to shoot based on your mood of the day, you can experiment with different techniques and settings to create unique, eye-catching photos that truly stand out. Choose the Timeless Provia and discover the power of capturing life's precious moments with stunning visual impact. Add a filter to instantly change the mood to a dreamy look photo.
5. Ethereal Street
Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR
This is one of the most obsessed and most used Fujifilm recipes for 2023 for ethereal and dreamy photos. To make the most of this recipe, it’s recommended that you pair it with a vintage lens. The combination of this recipe and the vintage lens results in truly stunning images that seem to transport you to another place and time.If you're interested in learning more about this incredible technique, the Ethereal Street recipe offers valuable insights and tips to make sure you get the perfect shot.
6. One for the Road
Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR
Travel photography can be unpredictable, and sometimes, your surroundings may not suit a specific color palette in your pictures. In such situations, a black & white film simulation can do wonders and is inspired by Daido Moriyama B&W film era. But what if you don't have the time to mess around with complex settings? That's where the recipe One for the Road comes in handy. This preset can be accessed quickly from your camera's Quick Menu, allowing you to capture stunning Japanese-style black and white photos with ease.
The recipe is optimized for travelers who are on the go and need to produce flawless results in any environment. So the next time you're in a hurry and don't want to miss a photo opportunity, don't stress over which settings to use. Simply select the recipe for the Road, and you will be on your way to capturing breathtaking black and white photos in no time.
7. Vision Obscura
Fujifilm X-T4, Asahi Pentax SMC Takumar 45mm f1.4
Tested by professional street photographers, Vision Obscura has been dubbed as one of the top 7 best Fujifilm recipes of all time. The Kodak Vision 250D inspired recipe provides a unique blend of colors and tones that are perfect for street photography. Its cinematic film look brings a distinct mood and atmosphere to photos, making them stand out from the rest. The recipe has been tested and proven by professionals and is highly recommended for those looking to take their Fujifilm photography to the next level.With Vision Obscura, photographers can transform their photos into works of art, capturing and conveying the essence of the streets like never before. Don't just take our word for it, try it yourself and see why Vision Obscura is considered one of the best Fujifilm recipes of all time!
Conclusion
In conclusion, I am delighted to share that my camera holds a treasure trove of the seven best film recipes in 2023 that are sure to take your photography skills to the next level. These recipes have been meticulously crafted, tried, and tested to deliver stunning results and bring your creative vision to life.From capturing vibrant landscapes to documenting intimate moments, Fujifilm recipes offer endless possibilities. In 2023, I can confidently say that these recipes have elevated my photography game and enabled me to unleash my full potential as a photographer.So, if you are looking to expand your repertoire of techniques and add more depth and richness to your images, look no further than the seven best Fujifilm recipes that are saved in my camera right now.
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Hoy toca protestar: ¿por qué te compras un carrete de Kodak Gold y luego le metes un preset digno de Instagram a tu foto?
Hace poco vi un anuncio que me dejó entre sorprendido y enfadado: un youtuber que basa su canal en fotografía analógica estaba vendiendo presets de Lightroom para usar con fotos de película. Pero no eran para simular la respuesta de la película sino para crear fotografías saturadísimas que no se corresponden con ninguna formulación que se haya fabricado jamás.
Eso me dio qué pensar porque…
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Charlie Turntable. I added a kodak film preset to give it a cinematic look.
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