I don't know, with the green sky and alll, are you going for the look of an old color photo?
That's a problem with digital I think. You try to introduce some sort of "flaw" like one might find with film, but people just think your WB is wrong. If you could say, "oh, but actually I shot this with my Holga" then people would tell you how cool the shot looks.
One of the reason's I'm not sure I want to spend any money on the various programs out there that make your digital image look like film.
But yes, the arm does look pretty weird when you first look at the photo.:D
For me, I'd say the color shift isn't really a problem.
thanks guys for the input. It was just me trying things out, good to know it didnt work, here is it with actually...barely any adjustments at all other than like a SLIGHT s curve. oh had a polarizar on lens.
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Took me a moment to properly parse. Initially his arm and the telephone pole line up so well, it looked like he was impaled!
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That's a problem with digital I think. You try to introduce some sort of "flaw" like one might find with film, but people just think your WB is wrong. If you could say, "oh, but actually I shot this with my Holga" then people would tell you how cool the shot looks.
One of the reason's I'm not sure I want to spend any money on the various programs out there that make your digital image look like film.
But yes, the arm does look pretty weird when you first look at the photo.:D
For me, I'd say the color shift isn't really a problem.
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Natural selection is responsible for every living thing that exists.
D3s, D500, D5300, and way more glass than the wife knows about.
24-105mm
Natural selection is responsible for every living thing that exists.
D3s, D500, D5300, and way more glass than the wife knows about.