How To Make a DIGITAL Image Look Like FILM

In this video, I demonstrate how easy it is to make a digital image look as though it were shot on film, in a film camera. I demonstrate this technique in Lightroom but it can be done in almost any photo processing application.

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Gear and settings used for the image in the video:

Fujifilm X-T1 replaced by X-T3:
Fujifilm 18-135mm Lens:

Manual Mode with Auto-ISO
Spot Metering Mode - Metered on gray sidewalk
Single Point Focus - focused at far side of water
Auto White-balance
1/750, F8.0, iso: 800 at 18mm

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Thumbnail Image by analogicus from Pixabay

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