How do I achieve this?

xcalibur00 · Oct 9, 2009

I want to take photos like these guys have in their advertising.

R A E N optics then click enter.

Is it lomography? or what?

what do I need to get to shoot this style?

thanks in advance.

fiveoboy01 · Oct 9, 2009

Can you point out a specific photo? I see several different types of photos there which could all have been taken using different methods.

xcalibur00 · Oct 9, 2009

the one with the bike or the beach shot or the hangin out of the car shot

is any of it lomography?

Dao · Oct 9, 2009

Do you mean cross processing?

Cross processing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Stormchase · Oct 9, 2009

OMG the new (80's) style of sunglasses are horrid lol. Intresting shots tho. doesnt look like it would be hard w/ the right software but ...

xcalibur00 · Oct 11, 2009

yeh the cross processing but also the really old vintage feel. like in the shot with the girl jumping into the pool on the blow up dolphin. would they shoot that on old film cameras?? etc? I need to be able to use the shots I take in posters and magazine ads. So I need that soft vintage look but when scaled up it wont look crappy??? Sorry im not very good at explaining this.

LauraJayne · Oct 11, 2009

I've always wondered how you create vintage style photos too. Hopefully someone can help you (and me!) out.

ErectedGryphon · Oct 11, 2009

Those photos aren't taken, they are made.

Learn to Photoshop and you can make any photo look good. Learn to shoot, and develop your style, and you will spend less time in Photoshop.

So do you love to shoot, or edit? Spend more time doing what you love...

xcalibur00 · Oct 11, 2009

ErectedGryphon: I am learning to shoot thats why I am here!

xcalibur00 · Oct 11, 2009

can anyone possible enlighten me as to what film camera might have been used and what type of film???? if possible.

Bitter Jeweler · Oct 11, 2009

It's all done in post.

Derrel · Oct 11, 2009

It looks digital to me, and very heavily post-processed by a talented Photoshopper. Looks of fake cross-processed looks. If you'd like to shoot photos like that on film, for some odd reason, any brand of camera could be used....Nikon,Canon,Pentax, Mamiya, Hasselblad, whatever...it'd be nice to have 100 rolls or so of really bad,outdated Ektachrome 100 that you'd let sit on a radiator for a day or two, and then allowed to degenerate for a year, to maybe 18 months past the pull date. No need for cross-processing then--it'll look like crap right out of a standard E-6 processor run!

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Pat Graham has been a key part in the growth of RAENs inaugural creative campaign, *Through the Eyes of. *The campaign uses each photographers creative vision and freedom to shoot in the format of their choice. Pats photos have been published in magazines including Rolling Stone, Spin Magazine, Art Forum, NME, Dazed & Confused, Raygun, the Village Voice, the Washington Post, Washington City Paper, the Guardian, Punk Life, Punk Planet, Copper Press, Time Out, VICE, Tokion, Swindle, Guitar World, and the Chicago Reader. His first book of photographs (Silent Pictures) was released in 2007 by Akashic Books, NYC. 
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Maybe you should look at Pat Graham's web site: he lists RAEN optics as one of his advertising clients. Pat Graham Photography » About

Or maybe drop him an e-mail at [email protected]