Digital photography fascinated me ever again. On one side of the camera manufacturers offer for years with more and more megapixels, better ISO noise performance, or the hottest auto focus system. On the other hand, it is currently more and more photographers who seem to mourn the days of analogue photography behind. Also, I am struck by the distinctive style of analog images, but the effort averse to analogue technology and the cost of the films and their development. Therefore, for me, the post-processing digital images dar. with effects of analog photography a practical alternative is also the publisher of c't special devote an issue among other This type of editing. I have found in it many examples of possible effects. This can GIMP nachgebastelt and adjusted.
exciting about this kind of post I find the conscious use of actual deficits of their own digital camera. Examples of the photographs with the highest ISO-stage are to generate a digital noise or with the wrong white balance to achieve a color distortions. The digital noise at high ISO values can be converted in the terminal in a coarse grain. Especially in black and white pictures succeed in doing this particularly easy, as the colored digital noise is no longer identifiable as such. About adding a plane with noise in the GIMP, the effect can be enhanced at will. A wrong white balance is a color cast in the style of certain analog 35mm films. The effect of a yellow or blue cast combined with high saturation achieved this in my opinion the most impact.
While I've tried most of the digital post-processing deficits (noise, blur, color cast) balance of the photo, opens by the method described for me a different perspective and an additional dimension of the post. It gives me a look at old pictures in color, especially from the 70s, a vast array of effects to follow.
Stock Below: alienation of blue tint and strong vignetting
The Bride: high-key followed by over-exposure with a blue cast
mirror eyes: Coarse grain by photographing with high ISO and
subsequent increase of the saturation
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