Film Mode

[jaapv]

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[edwardkaraa]

For

most situation i spend 20% shooting and 80% editing.

 

That is crazy!

 

I feel with you. Some of the guys here are experts in PP, but not me, and I actually enjoy taking photos not editing them.

 

To take the example of the Sony A7/R, the raw files can be processed by at least 8 different profiles in LR and ACR, the same profiles that can be selected in camera.

 

That makes my task very easy. I just select a suitable profile, landscape, portrait, vivid... etc, and make a few extra adjustments. The whole process takes me less than 30 seconds per file.

 

I wonder why the Leica film profiles are not available in LR and ACR.

[arthury]

Film Mode = B&W Vintage

ISO Push 4000

 

yielded very smooth skin.

[Overgaard]

Here is an article about the Leica M9 set up to shoot DNG (raw) and JPG a the same time, and how I use the JPG for final print:

 

leica.overgaard.dk - Thorsten Overgaard's Leica Pages - Leica M9 Digital Rangefinder Camera - Page 16: "Black and white photography with the Leica M9 - video tutorial"

 

 

 

And here is an article about the same, for the Leica M 240:

 

Thorsten Overgaard's Leica Pages - Page 30 - Leica M Type 240 Digital Rangefinder Camera - Review - Introduction - Test Photos - Basic Menu Settings