The debate of the ages: Do you edit your film photos? The team gets into a lively discussion today about the merit, or lack thereof, in editing your film photography photos after they are scanned. Let us know your thoughts in the comment section.
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Video Edited By | @PaulFeinberg
Time Stamps
00:00 | Intro
01:23 | Lomochrome Purple In-Stock
02:05 | Harmon Phoenix 120
04:00 | Lomography Sun Kissed
04:58 | Staff Work Belt
06:36 | Do You Edit Your Film Photos?
06:56 | Define What Editing Is
13:21 | Perception of Editing
16:34 | Why Do You Edit or Not Edit?
23:00 | Ansel Adams Edited?
25:56 | Mid Point AD
26:21 | Part 2
26:50 | Why Do We All Shoot Film?
33:41 | Bri's Reason to Edit Photos
34:48 | The Challenge of Shooting Film
35:35 | Correcting Your Scans to the Film
37:51 | Shoot Film with a Purpose
46:50 | Exceptions For Editing Film?
52:50 | Film Is Not Dead Due to Digital
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