Since I use FUJIFILM GFX50SII and its kit lens GF35-70mm F4.5-6.5 WR, I less edit on my laptop. On camera, You can select film simulation and adjust contrast, sharpness, colors and such beforehand. Ideally, when you press the shutter, the work is almost done. I shoot with RAW so I'm not sure if these settings such as contrast and sharpness are reflected to the RAW images but I try to keep things simple as much as possible. I use Capture One because I can create catalog for all my photos I took from 2012 up to now and go back and browse and reedit anytime I want. This time, I re-developed images of Shiran orchid photographed this year. I began with "ETERNA" color profile, which is one of my favorite film simulation settings, lowered exposure about 0.8, added some contrast and yellow to give some warm feelings to the highlights and shadows. It's basically the same approach when you photograph images, like using filters. To see the original images, please visit her...
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収益化を目的にブログを始めました。「日常」「旅」「写真」「言語学習」「コミュニケーション」を主題にジャーナル形式でつづります。よろしくお願いします。