We took similar photographs with different exposures and scanned them with neutral settings.
LAB: Richard Photo Lab
COLOR / BRIGHTNESS / CONTRAST: neutral
SCANNER: Frontier
RATING FILMS: at box speeds
We took similar photographs with different exposures and scanned them with neutral settings.
LAB: Richard Photo Lab
COLOR / BRIGHTNESS / CONTRAST: neutral
SCANNER: Frontier
RATING FILMS: at box speeds
FILM CAMERA: Contax 645
FILM STOCK: Fuji 400H rated @ 200ISO
DIGITAL CAMERA: Canon 5D Mark III
We’ve run a quick test to demonstrate how differently film and digital react to under- and overexposure.
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And to top it all off, here’s a whopping 4 stop overexposure on film:
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Have you noticed how there is a rush of engagement sessions right now?
This free guide by KT Merry should come in handy!
We asked Indie Film Lab to scan these frames
on both Frontier and Noritsu scanners with
neutral settings. Here's what we got.
LAB: Indie Film Lab
COLOR / BRIGHTNESS / CONTRAST: neutral
FILM STOCK: Fuji 400H rated at ISO200
When it comes to working from home, it’s not always easy. In fact, more often than not it’s quite challenging, especially during the pandemic.
How to maintain health, how to not lose your motivation, how to stay effective and sane during the lockdown etc. – DC wedding photographer Sarah Bradshaw answers all those questions for you on her blog.
Check’em out – 10 tips to successfully work from home.
It’s not easy to respond to your clients, especially when you have to stick to your policies and be empathetic during these challenging times.
But Magi Fisher took care of this for you – she created a few stunning Covid email templates that you can use absolutely free! You can download them here: magifisher.com/covid-email-templates.
It’s always difficult to decide what presets to buy and which of them would fit your unique style well. There are so many film presets and profiles these days, the buying process really turns into something overwhelmingly annoying.
And, what is more interesting, hardly anyone compares those presets and profiles online.
Well, here at the Ginger Lab we not only take care of all your photo editing, cropping and culling needs – we also want to make everyone’s lives easier. So we’ve come up with a big test of film emulating presets and profiles.
This time let’s have a look at how Noble presets, Refined presets, Kindred Essential and Kindred Technical presets compare to each other. Hope you’ll find this useful! Let us know in the comments below what you think and what other tests we can run for you.
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Happy Thursday! We’re so excited to be sponsoring The Film Theory Workshop! We are happy to announce that we have partnered with @nataliejaynephotographyy & @rudneynovaes for their film photography workshop on October 8th and 9th in Washington DC. This workshop is for beginner photographers looking for hands-on experience with film photography.
You don’t need to be a professional photographer or have any previous experience to learn the art of film. They are completely sold out of Early Bird tickets, but if you use the code GINGERLAB, you can still grab a seat with an additional $25 off until Friday, October 4th!
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