Anna Blyth Scanned Negative

Original:

Edited:

Proof Malia

luster

matte

something something proof setup - Tyler

Morgan Clark- Proofing

Matte:

Luster:

Proofing Photos // Natalie Leonard

Luster:

Matte:

Elise's Proofing

Luster:

Matte:

Proofing Photos from Moly

The matte version:

The Luster Version:

Proofing photos

Luster:

Matte:

Proofing Photos Daniela Chism

Luster

Matte

Proofing

This photo was a little hard to work with.  I used three scans, a neutral scan, a dark scan, and a light scan to try to correct it.  Here is the neutral scan:

My corrections using the light and dark scans:

My proofing for matte:

My proofing for luster:

Malia

edit

original

Danielle Bender scanned negatives

original:

and edited: 

Max Killian -Scanned Negative

Negative Scan-Daniela Chism

Morgan Clark Scanned Negative

The original scanned image did not have enough contrast or variations in tone. I applied a layer of levels and masked the tree line so it wouldn't completely block out.

Natalie Leonard // Scanned Negative

Original:

Edited:

Scanned negative - Tyler Wright

Elise Derstine Scan

The original photo seemed a little washed out and all a similar color gray, so I added levels layers to darken most of the photo, then erased a little in the inside of the kiln to keep detail in the brick.

Qi Weng: Scanning image

I basically just cropped, sharpened and added a filter to the second one.  I think the filter gives the image an intense feeling.

Moly's Scan

I picked a super bad negative so I have more room to improve. I was amazed for what PS can do.

 This is the original photo which the hand is is why to light, the film is basically over developed. I applied 3 layers of levels and changed it to the photo below.

Scanned Photo

The lens appears to have been fogged when I made this image.  The top of the photo was much more exposed than the rest, I used a masked levels layer to try to correct it.  

Original:

First Blog Post of SCANNED NEGATIVE

All-
Welcome to the class blog. We will be posting images of scans and edits as we go so you can avoid printing costs while we learn the skill sets.
Your first assignment will be :
-Scan one of your images
-Invert values
-Make sure your image is oriented correctly
-Convert to Black and White (as we went over in class)
-Do ALL SPOTTING with clone stamp tool on original file
-Save your image as a TIFF
-Pull off a JPEG at 72dpi with the size being 10" on long side
-Post image on blog
-Make image more like you had in mind or more dramatic using layers- please use a soft hand so we do not see your photoshop work
-Post second on blog as well



This will be due Tuesday February 23, 2016