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How To Achieve That Soft Film Look With Digital And Lightroom

Visit the full blog post with pictures and info galore: https://is.gd/uMWztd Today we’re going to compare some of the most popular Lightroom film presets to create a soft-and-airy, fine-art film look with digital images. THE CAPTURE Like a lot of you, I love that soft, fine-art film look popularised by photographers like Jose Villa or Elizabeth Messina. And there are countless presets, actions, filters and plug-ins that can help you achieve it. But here’s the thing: you can’t just throw a preset on your image and expect perfect results. The process has to start within your camera during capture. If you’re going for a more soft and airy pastel look you’ll want to open your aperture wide (ie f1.2 to f2.8) for a shallow depth of field and you’ll want to over-expose by between .5 to one full stop (film photographers will over-expose by two or more stops, but you’ll blow out your highlights if you do this with digital). The pro of shooting an over-exposed, wide-open, shallow-depth-of-field image is that skin almost never needs retouching! EVEN MORE INFO: Check out the rest of the blog post at https://is.gd/uMWztd PHOTOGRAPHY NERDS WANTED! Join our Facebook group / getcraftyphotographers Visit www.getcraftyphotographers.com for more nifty photography tutorials that will change the way you shoot forever. Find us elsewhere on the World Wide Webs & Social Media: http://www.funkytownphotography.com Facebook: / funkytownphotography Twitter: / christinamcraft Instagram: / christinamcraft Pinterest: / getcraftyphotog Music used in this episode: Twin Shine – YouTube audio library Grassy Hill – YouTube Audio Library Category: How to and Style Photographer & Host: Christina Craft Editor: Derek the Hottie Mohninger Video & Cinematography: Derek the Hottie Mohninger Production: Derek the Hottie Mohninger

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