HOW TO MAKE DIGITAL IMAGES LOOK LIKE FILM | POST PROCESSING TUTORIAL

I've been doing landscape photography for a really long time. Sometimes it means that some things can feel basic, even obvious, especially when it comes to post processing and when you have a pretty defined workflow. Starting off on YouTube made me realize that sometimes things that seem obvious to us might not be to others, especially for who is just starting out. Over the years, the question I've been asked the most by far is: "Why do your images look like film? And how do you make them look like that?" In this video I try to answer this question, showing you some examples and also talking about the reasons why I edit my images in this way. Hopefully you'll find this tutorial helpful, and as always thanks for watching!

TIMETABLE
0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Why I Use The Film Look
1:44 - Image 1
7:50 - Image 2
13:00 - Image 3
20:15 - Outro

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[FrancescoLibassi]

How do you get "the look" in your images?

[truxtenspangler]

Very interesting - have you ever used Fuji camera's with the built in film recipe options?