100% with you, one of the big reasons I shoot film is to remove hours in editing. I’m a perfectionist and my digital files were never finished, I was constantly tweaking dials in Lightroom. Now with film, I only adjust the exposure if I need to and I let the film do the rest, it’s a huge cheat code for me personally
100% with you, one of the big reasons I shoot film is to remove hours in editing. I’m a perfectionist and my digital files were never finished, I was constantly tweaking dials in Lightroom. Now with film, I only adjust the exposure if I need to and I let the film do the rest, it’s a huge cheat code for me personally
Agree, it’s a huge cheat code. To me it started when I got my first digital Fuji and started playing with the film emulations/recipes. Film was the final trigger i pulled in this January, and I’m never coming back.
I tried film simulations too, some of them are great, classic chrome is gorgeous but it just moved to move editing anxiety from Lightroom to inside the camera!
100% with you, one of the big reasons I shoot film is to remove hours in editing. I’m a perfectionist and my digital files were never finished, I was constantly tweaking dials in Lightroom. Now with film, I only adjust the exposure if I need to and I let the film do the rest, it’s a huge cheat code for me personally
Leonardo DaVinci says we do never finish art, we abandon it. Well, film is already born abandoned 😂
100%!!!!!
Agree, it’s a huge cheat code. To me it started when I got my first digital Fuji and started playing with the film emulations/recipes. Film was the final trigger i pulled in this January, and I’m never coming back.
I tried film simulations too, some of them are great, classic chrome is gorgeous but it just moved to move editing anxiety from Lightroom to inside the camera!
Agree! Film is so cool, I’m in love with it!