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mumeichan
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A while back I asked what style does certain Polaroid camera's produce. Most people said cross processing. Cross processing look a bit similar and it's nice too so I thought that was it. But I finally found the kind of style I had in mind. What style is the two pictures below in and how do I simulate it in Photoshop?

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ps. thanks eddy, I didn't know it didn't work. I was trying a new file host and it appeared find on my pc.

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sorry but all i see is [x] [x]

try uploading ur pictures to photobucket/imageshack/flickr?
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I see a over yellowish, out of focus and over exposed picture..u really wanto simulate that? sweat.gif
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u want this style?
the blurry?
the overexposed?
small vignetting?

what style actually? mind to elaborate?
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maybe TS meant the soft focus? or sephia effect?

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Just use a lauya phone camera. Straight out of cam is lidat oredi, nonid to PP anything. laugh.gif
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QUOTE(freddy manson @ Nov 6 2009, 10:57 PM)
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u want this style?
the blurry?
the overexposed?
small vignetting?

what style actually? mind to elaborate?
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No, not the blurriness or the vignetting. The color. It isn't exactly sepia. Nor is it simply faded and over exposed. Cause I tried it PS but can't get the same results
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QUOTE(ianho @ Nov 6 2009, 11:18 PM)
Just use a lauya phone camera. Straight out of cam is lidat oredi, nonid to PP anything. laugh.gif
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Not to mention use digital zoom smile.gif
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film photography? looks like it... very faded..
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like retro pics
old style and faded kind
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i like it. sometimes bad picture will turn out to be good tongue.gif
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QUOTE(mumeichan @ Nov 7 2009, 02:20 AM)
No, not the blurriness or the vignetting. The color. It isn't exactly sepia. Nor is it simply faded and over exposed. Cause I tried it PS but can't get the same results
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Try adjusting the blue channel levels.
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aged photo effect maybe?
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the polaroid using sx70 effect
cross process for films using different chemical processing
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desaturate the colors and add some warms into it, then tweak your color balance to get rid of colors that doesnt match. i think. tongue.gif
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Using a Lomography camera can get you this kind of effect easily biggrin.gif
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creating faux vintage is a guilty pleasure of mine! =p get a copy of Lightroom.

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QUOTE(ahyie @ Nov 7 2009, 08:40 AM)
the polaroid using sx70 effect
cross process for films using different chemical processing
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Thanks so much. Spot on. It's the kind of pictures the sx-70 produces. Now I can finally google for a lot of samples. Gonna have at least a week of fun photoshopping!

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Lightroom can do this natively?
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I think I kinda got the colors right already. Any suggestion on what textures or grain I should add?
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