Faking Kodachrome in Camera?
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I don't know how Alien Skin creates their filters but in my experience they look nothing like the films they're supposed to.
The correct way to mimic Kodachrome would be to build a color profile. You would photograph a color target using Kodachrome, create a profile, and apply. It's not exactly really difficult, but you'd need some specialized equipment like a good setup for photographing the target evenly, a film camera of course, and a good negative scanner.
The correct way to mimic Kodachrome would be to build a color profile. You would photograph a color target using Kodachrome, create a profile, and apply. It's not exactly really difficult, but you'd need some specialized equipment like a good setup for photographing the target evenly, a film camera of course, and a good negative scanner.
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I dont thik it is meant for the D200. You load the file to a CF then to the D2X mode on the D300.
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