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This is how I edit my film photos in Adobe Lightroom. I will be editing a few medium format and 35mm film scans to hopefully show how my process can be applied to different situations. All photos have been shot on the Mamiya RZ67, Mamiya 7, Canon AE-1, and the Yashica T3 all on Portra 400 or Kodak Gold
Ever since I’ve been shooting film, I’ve been to a number of different labs and they all scan slightly different due to a variety of reasons. It sometimes depends on the scanner they have whether its a Noritsu, frontier, or flextight which all give a different look. It also depends on the person behind the scanner who makes adjustments to your work and their perception may not be the same as yours, so that’s why I always edit my film to get it exactly how I want it.
My workflow is nothing revolutionary, a lot of the adjustments are super simple and easy to do, so I thought it would be good for me to share exactly what works for me in the hopes that it might help some of you. I’m going to try to keep it as non-technical as I can, that way if you are just learning lightroom it should be very easy to follow.
So I hope this video was useful and maybe you learned a thing or two about editing film scans. I find it’s always good to experiment and try new things in the editing process so what I am doing now might not be the same in a year’s time, but currently, this is my method.
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