What are your favorite presets for making an image look more like film?
>>3114332
pic unrelated I suppose
Shooting actual film
>>3114332
Tri-X 320 and HC110 Dil. B
>>3114332
> making an image look more like film?
NEEDS MOAR GRAIN
>>3114398
/Thread
>>3114332
Before pic looks better desu
>>3114395
>grain
Shooting with Lumix
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>>3114332
VSCO
>>3114332
Portra 400
>>3114332
Superia Premium 400
A little too grainy though. Gonna have to try some others.
>>3114432
What the shit, it's like 1000 grit sand paper.
>>3114332
>using presets in stead of creating the image fully by yourself
>>3114477
It was a VERY underexposed image and then I set the luminance curve to vertically go exactly through the difference in noise of that image. t's a cheap trick but you have to absolutely nail the point the curve goes through and it only works on one luminance area per photo
Rollei's digibase kit.
>>3114683
kekkity kek
>>3114686
can you elaborate?