You’ve probably seen this interesting effect of two or more overlapping photos on the covers of music albums, in modern magazines and in advertisements. In this video, we’ll create a trendy double exposure effect in Adobe Photoshop with the help of Blending Modes and Clipping Masks in a few steps. In photography and cinematography, a […] More
We all know that no matter what kind of camera you have, it is impractical to capture the exact same shades and lighting you perceive with the naked eye. As a matter of fact, if you’ve been a photographer long enough, you’ve probably experienced the frustration of wanting to capture the essence of the blue […] More
A multiple exposure is where you take two images on top of one another. This used to be achieved in the days of film, where you would take one picture and then instead of advancing the film strip to the next frame to take the next picture, you would simply leave the film in the same place […] More
Ever since digital cameras entered our lives we no longer rely on high-quality film development services to avoid color mistakes. Not to mention expired films or light leaks. With digital cameras, those painful experiences are no longer with us. But believe it or not, in the right hands, those mistakes can be turned into beautiful […] More
Toy cameras are fun to play around with but most of them take 120 film and for a quick experiment, processing 120 film can get pricey. Also, toy cameras are quite unpredictable. More often than not, you don’t know what will come out of them nor can you get the same results twice. That’s what […] More
Autochrome was a color positive transparency process developed by Lumiere in 1907 and used by such photography greats as Edward steichen and alfred stieglitz, just to name a few. The process consisted in coating a glass plate with a random mosaic of microscopic grains of potato starch dyed red, green and blue which act as […] More
Infrared light is the part of the spectrum that ranges between 700nm to 900nm. We are not able to see this light so infrared photography can be quite challenging to say the least. In the good old days of film photography, one could purchase Kodak´s wonderful High speed HIE film to take true infrared images. […] More
Embraced by the lo-fi photography movement and toy camera fanatics, redscale film consists in exposing photographic film from the wrong side. In other words, the emulsion is exposed through the base of the film which acts as a red-orange filter. The resulting colors range from bright red shadows, orange midtones and yellow highlights. The saturation […] More
Ever wanted to shoot Polaroid again but can’t seem to find any film for that old dusty polaroid camera in your father’s basement? Well, in this tutorial I’ll show you how you can achieve that old faded Polaroid look in a snap using Photoshop’s Curves Adjustments. Read tutorial at creative closeup… More
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