Sarah's Blog: Afterlight: Editing Photos

Thursday 18 December 2014

Afterlight: Editing Photos

For my magazine, I wanted to create a polaroid look for my photos. I tried many different filters on photoshop but then resulted to the app Afterlight.

I started by choosing one of my pictures.

I then changed to brightness to 100.

Then I edited the contrast to -30.

Afterwards, I changed the exposure to 8 so that it brightens the image up.

Next I added the grain to make the image look a little unclear, so I changed the grain to 20.

Then I moved onto adding filters to the image, so first I added ember and changed it to 40.

Then I added chestnut to 63.

Next I added Lume at 20.

Finally I added a old affect so chose 02 at 46.

The final image then turned out to look like this.

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