Art Filter Image Thread

[Web-Betty]

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chandelier by Melissa Johnson, on Flickr

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chandelier by Melissa Johnson, on Flickr

 

[fotoppi]

not using "gentle sepia" too often, but here it fits best I think

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[Web-Betty]

Grainy Film, SOOC with the exception of removal of the border.

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Colorado by Melissa Johnson, on Flickr

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Untitled by Melissa Johnson, on Flickr

 

[saladin]

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[fotoppi]

cross process II applied on a rainy night shot, I think that transports the emotion felt when driving out there

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[mfturner]

6 degrees F on the dog walk this morning, dramatic and pop art images of very cold ducks.

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[mfturner]

Windy day on today's dog walk, flat overcast lighting with grainy film filter.

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[Mountain_Man_79]

Diorama -

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[beameup]

They used to have a setting for Art Filter Bracketing that would give you a series of images each using a different filter. You can disable the Filters that you don't like, and you would end up with examples of the ones you prefer. I guess now you would have to take a ORF raw file and post process with all the filters that you like.

 

[fotoppi]

Traubenhyazinthen
Keyline

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[joerg218]

Dramatic Tone, cross post from the cat thread:

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racoon_cat by Jörg Esper, on Flickr

 

[mfturner]

Spring snow this week, grainy film:

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[fotoppi]

sorry folks but I am somewhat addicted to the keyline filter...
"stay on top - keep out of the mud" - corona self encouraging shot

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[Rob Trek]

not using "gentle sepia" too often, but here it fits best I think

Nice. Is that Shenandoah?

 

[Rob Trek]

dark and grey outside, remembering the summer
Watercolor
I actually like that filter.

Nice job. I've always struggled with getting good results with this filter.

 

[fotoppi]

Nice. Is that Shenandoah?

I had to look that up
No, this is "Köterberg" in Weserbergland in Germany

 

[fotoppi]

Nice job. I've always struggled with getting good results with this filter.

The thing is, anything black will go white, so avoid any black/dark areas and it will come out nice.
Well I once did a night shot with lots of black that then basically looked inverted, but that was on purpose, hope I haven't posted that yet. (can't remember)

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[Rob Trek]

The thing is, anything black will go white, so avoid any black/dark areas and it will come out nice.
Well I once did a night shot with lots of black that then basically looked inverted, but that was on purpose, hope I haven't posted that yet. (can't remember)

Thanks! That helps me a lot.

 

[TNcasual]

The Vintage filter

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Leica Macro-Elmar-R 100 4 (helicoid)

 

[TNcasual]

I kind of like the Vintage filter:

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Leica Emarit-R 28 2.8