How to Get the Redscale Look In-Camera Without Post-Production

You'd be shocked at just how simple it is to get the redscale look that everyone loves and craves. The redscale look derives from the organic look that you can get from film. And so, I'm going to preface this piece by saying you should just go shoot film.

But you can totally get the look digitally too in-camera. Better yet, you don't need to do post-production at all. In this short, useful photography tip, we're going to each you how to get the redscale look. .

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2022-5-26 13:00

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Using Curves on Lightroom to Get the Vintage Film Look

The so-called film look or vintage aesthetic remains a popular visual style among photographers, whether they get it through shooting film or experiment with digital filters and presets. Nothing does it better than shooting with actual film cameras, but if you're not yet sure about that, the digital route should If you're using Adobe Lightroom to edit your photos and want to know how you can use it to get the film look, here's a quick tutorial that will at least cover working with Curves. thephoblographer.com »

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