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ARoel

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    Lightroom with Photoshop
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    Nikon D7200, 20mm, 35mm, 50mm

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  1. Sorry Damien, it's just that I dont have anything else to do. 😅 If this is the style I'm going to take, I can just do it as early as the levels phase, then finish it off with the skin, right?
  2. Thank you. I just noticed though, some of the dresses has turned from orange to red. Other than masking the cooling filter, is there an easier way to revert to this color?
  3. Oh yeah, that's it. I realized it's kinda hard for me to deviate much from the clean processed look. I just did both the curves and cooling filter. I know you dont give much opinions on AE but can you at least tell me if there's anything here that ruined what we worked hard on in raw, levels and skin?
  4. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61eeef8e8e1f463ea84012f5/c7ef65ad-7b63-4b16-9638-dad52764d1d2/Beautiful+Life+Natural-22.jpg?format=2500w (Got the photo from https://www.beautifullifestudios.com/natural-wedding-photography, but posting this link alone would lead to tons of images) Hi Damien, not sure if the one in this link has just been clean processed or an AE was applied to it? Hard for me to describe but I was wondering if I could apply this style to the attached photo? Thank you.
  5. Thanks Damien! Never heard of black balance before. What you did to the blacks alone already made a huge difference without deviating from that old photo look which I was after. Getting more excited. Thank you.
  6. Hi Damien, it's been days now and I still couldnt shrug off the excitement about the potential of photos like this once edited with advanced levels. Would you be so kind to do an edit? I dont need a psd file and I wont be using the image anywhere. I wont even ask how you did it. I'm really just curious how it would look. This is the image straight from the lab just in case. Thank you!
  7. Oh I see, thank you!
  8. Hi Damien, do you perhaps have some advice, recommendations, or articles about clean processing photos from film scans? Here's one I played with using a little bit of camera raw filter (except the white balance, texture, and clarity parts), then levels. Not sure with what I was doing though.
  9. Hahahahaha. That file name. 🤣 Thanks for this. I've decided to stick with clean edit for all my photos. I'll use a film camera if I want that film look. 😁
  10. Is this gonna work?
  11. Haha I dont really know. Something just makes me think that the photo is old with these colors. That could be it. And the highlights having light yellow to urine like tint. But that must be the golden hour. Not really sure. 😅
  12. That too but more on the colors that make it look like a film photo.
  13. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/sg62aQ4SuJog5SWE/?mibextid=oFDknk Hi Damien, is there a way to incorporate this look into my lighthouse photo? Asking for educational purpose only. Not actually wanting to alter this image as I already like how it looks. Thank you.
  14. Thanks Damien!
  15. YES!!! How did you do it?
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