Winsor Crosby writes:
>I think I predicted this. First I got a subscription offer from a
>Photoshop magazine with a reprint of an article on how to emulate
>Polaroid emulsion transfers with digital images in Photoshop. Then
>the suggestion by someone on the list to look at the Fred Miranda
>site revealed a photoshop method which you can purchase for $8.95
>that will show you how to emulate Fuji Velvia FILM with your digicam
>image.
There are several popular Photoshop plug-ins for emulating Kodak
High Speed Infrared with digital images -- not quite right, of
course, since they use visible red instead of IR as the starting
point, but they add in grain and halation, make blue skies black,
etc. The images do have much the same mood as real HIE, but the
red vs. IR distinction does make it easy to tell real IR from
digital emulation.
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josh@xxxxxxxxx is Joshua Putnam
Putnam Financial Services
A FARMERS Insurance and Financial Services Agency
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