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Old 11-12-2009, 03:12 PM
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Default Lomo effect - which one i the best?

I tried two different tutorials.

This is what the photo looked like:

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First photo:

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I made that one with this tutorial:


Second photo:

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And i made that one with this tutorial:


Which one do you like the most? / Which one is most Lomoish?

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Old 11-13-2009, 02:51 PM
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I much prefer the 1st conversion, seems so much more detail.
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I much prefer the 1st conversion, seems so much more detail.
Thanks for the answer (:
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Old 11-13-2009, 11:59 PM
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I like the first pic best. the other two look a little blown out
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I like the first pic best. the other two look a little blown out
Thanks for the answer (:
Which one? The one i didn't fix in photoshop?
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I like the first pic best. the other two look a little blown out
Isn't that what Lomo is about? Blown out pictures, vigneting .. stuff like that.

Anywho, I think the 2nd is best (which would actually make it the 3rd )

EDIT: Shoot at higher ISOs! I want to see noise!
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Isn't that what Lomo is about? Blown out pictures, vigneting .. stuff like that.
exactly what I was thinking...
and yes, the 2nd (3rd) is the best!
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I think the first redux is more of a Lomo. The second's vignette looks inverted. it looked darker in the center of the flower instead of the edges.
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Old 11-16-2009, 02:25 AM
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Isn't that what Lomo is about? Blown out pictures, vigneting .. stuff like that.
no

Lomography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cross processing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

People should learn about a photography effect before they blindly follow some tutorial meant to emulate it.

The first (unedited) image above is far superior to the other two (edited) images
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