#TOPAZ STUDIO 2 FOR SCANNED SLIDES SOFTWARE#
#TOPAZ STUDIO 2 FOR SCANNED SLIDES PROFESSIONAL#

I reprocessed another of my gluttonous pelican photos. But I am glad you enjoy it and find it a good option.

To me film photography has no appeal – I’d probably waste money shooting hundreds of photos only to find out that I had the wrong settings, made a bad composition, or failed to focus sharply. (Yes, I know that bees don’t sleep in the flowers.) To me it seems as if the bee just woke up and is still groggy as it pulls itself out of the flower to face the day. You’re right I was thinking “high key” but my fingers ignored my brain and went with “low key”. You really captured the distinctive clarity of the early morning (or perhaps early evening) light. Well, that is your pep talk for today and the week and here is your photograph for the start of this daily.ĭon, your processing sure worked – that’s a lovely, detailed, calming, and colorful image. Don’t get out of the rhythm, besides it is good therapy to put your thinking caps on and come up with an idea and then use your skills and camera to produce the result. I got the challenges started last evening and hope that maybe you can find some photos in your archives or be motivated to find something in or around your house to photograph. Those pontoon boats look like they would be a lot of fun. I like the creamy shades of blue and greens.ĭon, Now that’s a nice calming view. On my screen it actually looks like you purposely made it HIGH KEY. As a matter of fact, it was said at our last photo club Zoom meeting that several of the members were having to grab photos from their archives to use for “show & tell”.ĭave, I am surprised at the file name of your photo, “Low Key Succulent”. Because of current conditions, I am not getting out as much to take photographs. I can see why one might be processing oldies but goodies. I was sure that I was early enough to start the Monday daily, but you both beat me to it. PS - I also recall that he also uses another technique with some glass plates and a couple of drops of liquid to hold the negative flat against the glass, then he needs to do some manipulations to get the flatbed scanner to focus on the plane of the negative - I think I remembering this correctly.Darn it. Making a Fine Art Photography Print (1 of 2) - he starts out with scanning.This program is bursting with features geared towards marketing, digital media, and. With Topaz Studio 2, the reverse is true.

#TOPAZ STUDIO 2 FOR SCANNED SLIDES SOFTWARE#

Photo editing software such as Lightroom primarily concentrates on post-processing artistic license is usually a secondary objective.

Film Photography Tips: Scanning Instant Film (without Newton Rings) Topaz Studio 2 is predominantly used to create artistic photos.

Film Scanning Tips for Epson Perfection Scanners.

Comparing Film Scans: Drum vs Flatbed vs DSLR.

Fine Art Photography: Ocotillo Prints and Ocotillo Prints Follow-Up - These two he used both flat bed and drum scanning.

here are some titles of the videos where he does some scanning - there are more, these are just a few that I can recall. Rather than posting links - which would just make this post long. Also, his videos are extremely well done and entertaining. He has quite a few videos on his techniques - and film holders with flat bed scanners - how he exactly goes about it, approaches, software, problems, and solutions. This means that he digitizes the negatives.

#TOPAZ STUDIO 2 FOR SCANNED SLIDES PROFESSIONAL#

He is a professional architectural photographer that shoots large and medium frame film camera as a hobby. Take a look at a youtube channel - Nick Carver. I've a bit of wiggle room to explore the business model then I need to have them independently beta-tested and allow for at least one round of modifications and re-tests. I know of one film holder manufacturer who does the latter, and folks don't seem to mind too much - but I'd rather not keep people waiting three weeks to receive what they've paid for.Īnyway, depending on how much time I devote to this, I'm probably a month away from having functional, alpha-tested products ready. If I simply supply to order, I'll have to maintain a small amount of stock for fulfilment or else manufacture to order, with long lead times. It could potentially make the business model much easier - having firm commitment from a set number of customers in advance, so I can get the required components produced and create a specific number of completed and packaged units or kits ready for shipping. Kick-starters / crowd funding projects can fit your project.Yes, I must look into that, and relatively soon.

Topaz studio 2 for scanned slides