Photoshop: Analog Film Style Color Grading for Digital RAWs
Learn how to achieve film shot looks and analog type dynamic range with this course. Discover color techniques and RAW processing to make your images look like they were shot on film. Get the most out of your colors and learn proper file preparation for stunning results. Gain control over contrast and create film-like effects. Benefit from insights from the darkroom and digital workflow. Perfect for photographers and retouchers. Downloadable files included.
What you’ll learn
- Achieve Film Shot Looks
- Analog Type Dynamic Range
- Color Techniques
- RAW Processing
In this course we will get the most out of your RAW files by taking inspiration from the actual film processing and will explore methods in order to achieve different types of looks, to make your images look like they were shoot on film.
Get the Film Look
We will highlight the necessities of how and why to prepare your images in the best way, in order to make colors stick beautifully to your images.
Get the most out of your colors with proper file preparation
By editing a landscape and a portrait example, I will show you how to achieve more control about contrast, how to create contrast just with colors themselves and how to get film type dynamic range out of your files.
Learn to work along the lines of the actual workflow and effects of the film process
Furthermore I will talk insights from my experience in the darkroom and how we can relate that to a digital workflow, as well as what we can learn from professional photographers who successfully shoot both digitally and analog.
The files used in this course will be available for download, so you can work on them as well or just have a look in to the settings.
Who this course is for:
- Photographers
- Retoucher
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