HOW I EDIT MY FILM SCANS | Fine Art Wedding Photography | Hybrid Shooter | Contax 645 + Fuji 400h
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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Thanks Katie for being so generous in sharing your knowledge and skill to the world. Been loving your videos and tips. Awesome work!
Awww thanks Aliki! You are so kind! Thanks for watching them 🥰
This video is great. I would love to see how you edit 35mm color film scans
This was so helpful! Thank you Katie for sharing:) The tone curve always scares me, but that was helpful to watch. I would love to see how you edit digital images and match them to you film scans!
Thank you so much Katie for sharing your wealth of knowledge and tips through all your videos. I found this video SO helpful, I've been going and back and editing my film scans and they look so much better already. You are helping me achieve the look I've always wanted, thank you so much!!
Kara Roybal awww thank you for such a kind message Kara! So glad you found this video helpful and your scans are looking better 🥰 You’re so welcome!!
Great content keep it up
Great vid! Thanks.
Wow!vbeutiful
Do you mind showing how you edit your digital images?
Katie this video is informative and so helpful! Thank you so much for sharing your endless amount of knowledge with us!!
Vanessa Lust I’m so glad it was helpful!!! Thanks for following along 🥰
Hello, great vid. I notice Wedding photographers do the “light and airy” look where the sky is completely white. I thought this look was achieved in post but it seems your unedited images already have the sky looking white instead of it’s more bluish color. How do you meter to achieve this on film?
Hi Katie! Thanks so much for this helpful video. :) Maybe you already mention it, may I ask which scanner you are using? Noritsu or Frontier? Thank you!
What Lightroom presets would you recommend to get the same look as your film?
Hey Morgan! I highly recommend checking out The Archetype Profiles... they are AMAZING and are the best “presets” I’ve ever used. Join the group on Facebook and if you share some raw files, people are nice enough to edit them for you before purchasing ☺️
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Im just curious which Imac do you use?
Nathanael Tenney not a very good one 😅 I believe it’s 2013??
Katie Nicolle it doesn’t matter! It just shows apple products are good!
Great video Katie!
I'm not a wedding photographer but it's very interesting to see your editing process!
You just taught me something with the pink HL on the tone curve haha.
Also, how do you meter on location?
Do you use an external light meter or does your Contax 645 possess an internal light meter?
Thanks so much Mathieu! I’m glad you learned something new haha... and I use an external meter for my contax 645 :) it’s more accurate then the internal one
Thanks for sharing with us your skills! Really helpful tips. I was wondering what scanner you use and would you make video on this?
Hey Evtim! Thanks for watching and following along!! I use Photovision film Lab in Oregon and they scan my film on Frontier ☺️
Good stuff) That's surely the better option especially if one tends to shoot more and more film. The time needed to visualize the images is definitely a factor.
Holy moly, this was so helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! I’m so glad you found this helpful :)