Wednesday, December 08, 2010 1:05:48 PM
Digital-modification is an extention of control that the photographer/artist has over how the final product will appear.
I don't personally know anyone (alive) that still uses film, and develops their own prints. Many of the adjustments that now can be performed "in-camera" were only possible in the lab....and those decisions were made for you to conform to what the lab considered as acceptable adjustments.
I'd really like to see some digitally-modified pics from other members of the board. Don't be shy. Share some of your Favorite with us.
My Mother at her last visit to see my brothers home in Florida-morning, converted to oil and shading added in Adobe Photoshop.
I don't personally know anyone (alive) that still uses film, and develops their own prints. Many of the adjustments that now can be performed "in-camera" were only possible in the lab....and those decisions were made for you to conform to what the lab considered as acceptable adjustments.
I'd really like to see some digitally-modified pics from other members of the board. Don't be shy. Share some of your Favorite with us.
My Mother at her last visit to see my brothers home in Florida-morning, converted to oil and shading added in Adobe Photoshop.
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