3 minute read time - header credit : Image by prostooleh on Freepik Let’s be honest — when you’re earning (part of) your living through photography, you want tools that are reliable, fast, and get the job done without fuss. But do those tools have to be Adobe’s Lightroom and Photoshop? Or can you deliver... Continue Reading →
Chefchaouen, often called the "Blue Pearl" of Morocco, is renowned for its striking blue-washed buildings and narrow, winding streets. Nestled in the Rif Mountains, this picturesque town offers stunning views and a tranquil atmosphere. Founded in 1471, Chefchaouen has a rich history that blends Berber, Arab, and Andalusian influences. It is a popular destination for... Continue Reading →
I am presenting my latest and also last digital filter in the Kodak Wratten series, the "PictureFX Creative - Kodak Wratten 82A." This LUT (Look-Up Table) is inspired by the original Kodak Wratten 82A glass filter, a classic tool in the photography and film industry. The Kodak Wratten 82A was traditionally used to correct warm... Continue Reading →
Infrared pictures always have something special, I think, but using real IR film to create them can be quite cumbersome. That's why there's this PictureFX digital Film Simulation - and as always, it's FREE ! Like with many Film Simulations, it looks great on one picture but not so much on another. So, it's all... Continue Reading →
PictureFX Pro Provia, Velvia, Classic Chrome, Superia 200, Acros 100II - CUBE A while ago I started converting Lut's to Cube format, because there was a demand for it.For this I installed conversion software on my computer, and according to the creator of that software the resulting .cube files are suitable for Adobe CS6 and... Continue Reading →
Probably the most important part in RAW development : the "Tone Curve". Technically, this new PictureFX Tone Curve is not a Film Simulation, however, it has been developed for en is part of the PictureFX Pro Fujifilm Color series.This specific Curve has been further fine-tuned since then, and is now intended as a starting point... Continue Reading →
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