jam_am
newbie
Reged: 10/05/2008
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i've been working with digital for a long time, and only recently started working with medium format film. i'm trying to work out how the saturation and colours tones on this shot were achieved:
i could do it in a few minutes in photoshop, but i'm trying to work backwards and involving myself with chemicals and processing all over again. i cant see it being filters or lighting, so all fingers point to the developing stages (or even film type)
any help would be more than appreciated
jam
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beejaybee
Marvin
Reged: 18/07/2007
Posts: 4241
Loc: Really Here In Name Only
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i'm trying to work out how the saturation and colours tones on this shot were achieved:
(1) Approx. 1 stop overexposure on transparency film
(2) Wrong colour balance for lighting - possibly an 82B filter used when no correction was necessary
Who needs Photoshop? 
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CircleOfConfusion
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Reged: 22/01/2006
Posts: 420
Loc: Bedfordshire
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you might get a similar result using a negative film like Kodak Portra NC, although probably not as low contrast as this shot (which looks over exposed).
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jam_am
newbie
Reged: 10/05/2008
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i love you guys 
and youre right, who needs photoshop, i'm slowly getting sick of it too...
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PeteE
enthusiast
Reged: 23/08/2005
Posts: 388
Loc: BRENTWOOD,Essex
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This looks like 40 year old Kodak Ektachrome which has faded!
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Got COMPUTERISED at last and now Digitised but FILM still RULES!
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