Ugh...A creative crutch

[Mainecoonmaniac]

A plug-in to mimic instant film. Reminds me of those junky Polaroid type 55 edge plugin for photoshop.

http://www.petapixel.com/2013/02/18/...photographers/

[horacekenneth]

They look nice to me, a lot nicer than standard digital output color scheme

[jp498]

You really don't need a plugin for that; just be inept with the curves control and you're there. Oh wait, this is an analog forum.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

[desertratt]

I just love it when people beat the bushes to find something to hate. Personally, I hate melons they sell in Paraguay during hot summer months in leap years.

[jcoldslabs]

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

+1!

Jonathan

[thegman]

I think it looks nice. I don't like the sheer lack of authenticity or originality it encourages. I just don't like the fakery.

[Mainecoonmaniac]

They need to have to recreate that Polaroid smell when the run the filter on your computer.

[vpwphoto]

I agree that you don't have to buy the "filters". I get "looks without the label" that I like easily in Adobe Lightroom. (verboten).
Heck of a lot easier to DIY digitally rather than messing with tea, coffee, wine, Dektol, and the rest in the darkroom to narrow in on an effect.

[StoneNYC]

Does it have a REAL Kodachrome look? Since you can't get that... I would like a plugin that ONLY provides RETIRED films, that say I could be authentic with digital but not a sell out


~Stone

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[Mainecoonmaniac]

There's a random quality of analog that digital doesn't have. Each Polaroid print is different because of processing temperature, how the photographer pulls the film the batch of film etc. The music of chance is missing in digital photography. These image processing filters creates imperfections perfectly every time!