In 1989 I was invited to join my lovely sister and her daughter on a trip to Portugal. I mainly shot colorslides in those days. Almost 30 years later I digitized those slides. The colors had changed and faded.. That’s why I have processed a lot of’m to B&W’s. Here they come:…
I’m excited to see the rest of these shots, Harri. btw: I’ve made color corrections in Lightroom without any problems’
I used the eyedropper and the Hue. Saturation sliders as well as the color temp slider. Usually just one of these tools will do the trick.
Thanks Ken! And yes, LR has useful possibilities for color corrections. I ended up in b&w because that turned the ‘old qualities’ of the slides into a nostalgic atmosphere that suited the shots. 👍✋
I just thought of something else: If you have the latest version of Photoshop, there is an interesting neural filter that colorizes B&W shots. I tried it on some old prints I scanned and it works quite well.
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I’m excited to see the rest of these shots, Harri. btw: I’ve made color corrections in Lightroom without any problems’
I used the eyedropper and the Hue. Saturation sliders as well as the color temp slider. Usually just one of these tools will do the trick.
Thanks Ken! And yes, LR has useful possibilities for color corrections. I ended up in b&w because that turned the ‘old qualities’ of the slides into a nostalgic atmosphere that suited the shots. 👍✋
I just thought of something else: If you have the latest version of Photoshop, there is an interesting neural filter that colorizes B&W shots. I tried it on some old prints I scanned and it works quite well.
Thanks for the tips, Ken!
De Z/W omzettingen geven de foto’s een tikje van terug ontdekt en ooit vergeten gevoel.
Een vleugje eerlijke nostalgie als het ware !
Ja, dat is hier wel van toepassing! 👍✋
Lovely!
Thanks! ✋