Woman at pump

[xs400]

 

[Captain IK]

Neat shot...good choice in B&W

 

[jaharris1001]

thats a neat shot, there seems to be alot fo grain or noise here, is that what you were after?

 

[xs400]

thats a neat shot, there seems to be alot fo grain or noise here, is that what you were after?

I did indeed want a level of grain. I wanted the shot to look more like it was taken with an old film camera.

 

[Do'Urden's Eyes]

Very nice effort there (on the film grain). i was going to ask what the speed of the film was, but i guess it was digital. I'd like to see the a 'modern' version of this as well, ie. w/o artificial grain. If its nice and sharp it would be a keeper.

 

[xs400]

Very nice effort there (on the film grain). i was going to ask what the speed of the film was, but i guess it was digital. I'd like to see the a 'modern' version of this as well, ie. w/o artificial grain. If its nice and sharp it would be a keeper.

How did I get that film grain look? This shot was underexposed when originally shot. I didn't mean for it to be underexposed and I don't know why it was underexposed, but it was. Anyway, when I lightened the image using levels, I notice there was a lot of noise. Conversion to black and white yielded the film like image.

 

[teneighty23]

this photo is great, good choice on the grain, i love film grain, although artificial, still works great.

 

[Do'Urden's Eyes]

Theres also a grain filter in photoshop you can use. or the add noise filter...

 

[93rdcurrent]

The image almost looks ancient. Pretty cool subject and scene.