Fun with Editing

I don’t have a clue how to properly edit photos. Not a single clue. I’ve been messing around with Lightroom on my iPad though and thought I’d post something for shits and giggles.

This picture was taken in my first roll of film and developed at a drugstore.

Once I got past the glee of seeing my first film shots it occurred to me that this kinda looks like moldy shit. Was it me? Was it the film? Was it the developing? Was it the scan? I didn’t know.

Here is a similar picture taken with my DSLR.

The colors here look accurate while the colors on the film pic look like two day old diarrhea. I tried messing with the film image in Lightroom to see if I could fix things a little.

I think it’s better but still not right. I also don’t really know what I did to get here.

What does all this mean? It means I don’t have a clue, but I want to do more. It also means I’m not getting film developed at the drug store anymore because none of the film developed and scanned by Old School Film Labs looks this crappy.

We will see how the first black and white shots come out. Hopefully soon. Fingers crossed for happy results.

Wake Up

I didn’t mean to wake her up, but I did. Sorry to wake you, Patches.

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I’ve decided I am going to try and use Lightroom Mobile more often. I set up a shared folder to move files back and forth from my MacBook to my iPad and iPhone. I could use the photostream but I don’t want to have every picture I take cross between devices, only some of them. It probably means I am going to ruin every picture I take, but let’s see how it goes.

Edits

I don’t know Jack about editing photos. I usually just let Apple Photos do it for me. Today I decided to change that so I installed Lightroom Mobile on my iPad and started pressing buttons and dragging sliders around.

How’d I do?

Not messed with
Messed with
Not messed with
Messed with