Wanted to go for dreamy-hazy painting type of look.
Does it look good or did I overdo it?
Also, this time I held back on the grain T_T (courtesy of last post).
Like I said in my previous post, I am a very new user of LR (and also new to photography in general) and I come from a painting/art background, so I'm just having fun playing around with colors and the aesthetics.
Slowly getting the hang of these markers
New LR user, wanted to go for that summer film-look.
Lemme know if I got it right or any tips/improvements.
This is my first time using any type of colored markers.
I was on a hiatus from all type art and drawing stuff for a long time and wanted to back and try out new mediums and went with these as I was seeing them a lot on reels and what not.
I must say I am impressed with the quality and feel of these markers.
I wanted to use most of the colors on the first page itself so kept it fully colorful.
(This is the Kahuku Acrylic 48-color set)
I got a notification that my iPad is running out of space, so I was curious to check out which apps were taking more space and Proc Dreams alone was occupying an insane 19 GB of space.
One of the projects at the bottom is just a 20 sec animation and it is taking almost 10 GB... like wtf!?
Bro how much space would a 2-3 min project take? 50 gigs?
Any tips for reducing project sizes and why is this happening?
And are you guys also facing this issue?
Novice photographer here.
Testing out the new phone around the city.
All the shots are taken with the 5x lens and color graded in LR.
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Wanted to go for that teal/cinematic look, lemme know how they turned out or any advice.
A few shots around the city with my S24u.
All of them are taken with the 5x lens and color graded in LR
Basic geometry and color corrections.
[Shot on S24Ultra]