What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this

blur07 · 2nd of April 2009 (Thu)

as the title says what filter/s do you need to take a photo like this. Or can you PP an image in Photoshop to get a result like this?

http://www.pause.se/wp-content/uploa...en-salad11.jpg

Patrick · 2nd of April 2009 (Thu)

It look overexposed with some contrast and black boosts.
Photoshop.

ddukshure · 3rd of April 2009 (Fri)

It looks like a Cross Processing Film Effect is PS, as well as some Exposure and Contrast Fiddles...

amy.lee · 3rd of April 2009 (Fri)

I'm kind of new with PP. What are the steps to get this effect?

symphony-x · 5th of April 2009 (Sun)

open up the adjustment curves, go to the blue channel and play around with the curves

Technophile · 7th of April 2009 (Tue)

when i look at that photo i see whites made into yellow, and blacks boosted with a slight blue (maybe green too) color - see the road, shadows and the girl's black shirt. so i would start by adjusting curves. for yellow highlights, that means leaving red and green higher than blue. for the blacks, you could bring up all channels, but bring the blue up the most. you can also adjust each RGB curve (shaping it into more of an S-curve) for some different contrast.

at least thats how i would start to copy that effect.

WhatIsHip · 9th of April 2009 (Thu)

There is also some added grain. Worth noting.

FenixFoto · 9th of April 2009 (Thu)

Shoot it on slide film and have it processed as film.

CarolAnn · 13th of April 2009 (Mon)

Pioneer Women Actions Set 2
Seventies or Colorized

and then play around with it from there
http://thepioneerwoman.com/photograp...yahoo-yippety/

2nd of April 2009 (Thu)	#1
blur07 Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Capital of Sweden Posts: 122	What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this as the title says what filter/s do you need to take a photo like this. Or can you PP an image in Photoshop to get a result like this? http://www.pause.se/wp-content/uploa...en-salad11.jpg __________________ Canon 5D II\| Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 \| Canon 50mm f/1.8 \| Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L \| Canon Extender 1,4 II \| http://www.christianekblad.se Last edited by ::John:: : 4th of April 2009 (Sat) at 05:43. Reason: Image Copyright Owner = Isabel Watson 2009

2nd of April 2009 (Thu)	#2
Patrick Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: WV Posts: 596	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this It look overexposed with some contrast and black boosts. Photoshop. __________________ Bodies, Lenses, Lights, Stands, Transmitters, Receivers, Tripods, Meters, etc...

3rd of April 2009 (Fri)	#3
ddukshure Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 42 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this It looks like a Cross Processing Film Effect is PS, as well as some Exposure and Contrast Fiddles... __________________ All the Gear, No Idea.... lol

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amy.lee Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Vancouver, BC Posts: 18 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this I'm kind of new with PP. What are the steps to get this effect?

5th of April 2009 (Sun)	#5
symphony-x Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 114 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this open up the adjustment curves, go to the blue channel and play around with the curves __________________ Levi WJ Bunyan Cameras: Fuji S7000, Canon EOS 400D Lenses: Canon EF-S 18-55mm, Canon EF 28-135mm IS USM, Sigma f1.4 30mm HSM Tripod: Manfrotto 190XB with 390RC2 Head Flash: Canon 580EX II

7th of April 2009 (Tue)	#6
Technophile Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Gilroy / Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 298	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this when i look at that photo i see whites made into yellow, and blacks boosted with a slight blue (maybe green too) color - see the road, shadows and the girl's black shirt. so i would start by adjusting curves. for yellow highlights, that means leaving red and green higher than blue. for the blacks, you could bring up all channels, but bring the blue up the most. you can also adjust each RGB curve (shaping it into more of an S-curve) for some different contrast. at least thats how i would start to copy that effect. __________________ 5D Mark II \| Canon 16-35mm f2.8 L \|Canon 24-70 f2.8 L \| Canon 35 f1.4 L \| Canon 70-200 f2.8 L IS \| Canon 135 f2.0 L \| Canon 400 f5.6 L \| Speedlite 430EX Flickr Pics

9th of April 2009 (Thu)	#7
WhatIsHip Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 68	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this There is also some added grain. Worth noting.

9th of April 2009 (Thu)	#8
FenixFoto Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Charlotte, NC (NoDa Arts District) Posts: 60	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this Shoot it on slide film and have it processed as film. __________________ Fenix Creative Director Fenix Fotography Charlotte, NC www.fenixfoto.com

13th of April 2009 (Mon)	#9
CarolAnn Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 10	Re: What filter/s do you need to take a photo like this Pioneer Women Actions Set 2 Seventies or Colorized and then play around with it from there http://thepioneerwoman.com/photograp...yahoo-yippety/

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