Shot over exposed, pushed through DxO Filmpack using a 1940’s film filter.
All I could think of was old wallpaper.
Wallpaper
Shot over exposed, pushed through DxO Filmpack using a 1940’s film filter.
All I could think of was old wallpaper.
Love it!
Thanks 🙏🙏. Now if I can only do it again 😜
I’m not particularly interested in wildlife photography, but this image is pretty fantastic. Love that film simulation look, especially for this subject. Thank you.
Thank you, especially since you didn’t come for the wildlife 😀. If you have an interest in history there are also a large number of historical locations here. My second love. Unfortunately to save disk space I had to remove the EU cathedrals and castles. Please dig around, and thank you for stopping by, Ted
A-m-azing!! ✨🥳🙂🥳
Thanks so much.
Very nice ! I might just order a couple of rolls myself.
😂😂. We found a small field filled with blooms and Butterfly. I must have 100 keepers, but of course I pick one of the first images, over exposed, to play with. Came up with an old vintage film from DxO Filmpack and went from there LOL. Filmpack is a good add on if you use other DxO products, especially Photolab since some of the film sliders integrate right into the dialogue boxes.
Plaster a room with this might be an issue on the home front though. But thanks.
Adorable!!! Love it! Can’t tell it was overexposed!
Thank you. The magic of Lightroom and DxO Filmpack.
That really is a lovely effect.
Thanks. I use DxO Filmpack to give images old 35mm looks. On black and white it’s pretty accurate. Can’t say for color, but it makes a nice change once in a while. I use most of the DxO products in post.