How to make a photo look like film

exposure and that's starting to

look

really good, you know what, yeah, what else. Can we get the flowering to increase and how late is a little okay? I think we can go back to Lightroom with this image. so before, after a while, yeah, that's a big difference and then since I want to

look

really good, let's play around with that a little bit. Lightroom has this powerful new tool where you can create a mask on your subject, which is moi this time and let's mention my exposure here because what I want to do is that and then I'll reduce the global exposure which looks great, let's circle, let's play with the tone curves a little bit more, let's bring in just a little bit. more lightness on my face, yeah, and then we'll bring this down, you know?

I think it looks pretty good before, after, before after, and if you look at it closely, you know that D Hanser is doing a lot of different things here, obviously the grain. but hell in bloom what he's doing is you see these white bokeh type bubbles here, different colors have been added to it, which is really nice and I think a lot of the features of the

film

come with a kind of randomness. because it has a physical aspect and, um, yeah, with digital things, as you can see, you know it's beautiful, but you don't have these random elements.

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