Tag: digital darkroom

• Learning Your Digital Camera can be Fun!

  In the film world, photography was relatively simple for the photographer. We selected our film, shot our photos, developed the film (either ourselves or at a lab), edited the photos, and finished with a final product. We had a choice in film speed, and type of film. For creative affects, we had filters for our […]

  karenulvestad

  January 25, 2013

  Digital Darkroom, Instruction, Workshops

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• What’s in a Digital Darkroom?

  Often times, I get asked if I “Photoshop” my photographs.  If it was a film image, it would be like asking me if I took my film to a photo lab, which I worked at one for a couple of years.  Our job as employees was to give the customer the best photograph possible from their […]

  karenulvestad

  June 1, 2012

  Digital Darkroom, Tips

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