Alienskin FTW

[Chris_PA]

Shot in RAW
Slightttt tweaks
Alienskin Film Filters applied

Rad

http://www.haknslash.com/pictures/chrispino/pooch/old1.jpg

http://www.haknslash.com/pictures/chrispino/pooch/old2.jpg

http://www.haknslash.com/pictures/chrispino/pooch/old3.jpg

[CleanNeon98]

aww cute puppy

[sisforsurfing]

Nice!
I don't love the whites being blown out/highlights on the first picture... but without that you'd probably have no definition in his face.
Like #2 a lot, and the tone in #3. What are the alienskin filters? Sorry for my ignorance. They're not like a quadtone setting, right?

[TROLL]

yeah i'm not familliar with alienskin filters either... could you post an original so i can see what they do?

[JoeScooby]

i <3 pugs!!!!!!!!!!!

[Chris_PA]

They give the shots a film like feel to them

[JSeoul]

Damn Chris, you must get ass left and right taking all these pictures.

[S4toSTI]

I assume they are a photoshop filter and i really like their affect post the orignals.

[howielong]

I assume they are a photoshop filter and i really like their affect post the orignals.




He might be using something on the lines of this:

http://www.alienskin.com/exposure/index.html


Examples here:

http://www.alienskin.com/exposure/exposure_examples.html

[sisforsurfing]

hmm.
It's definitely very cool, but I'm not sure how I feel. The Kodachrome and Cross Processing filters are very my style, and I'll probably use them now. They offer things about film I love but are hard to replicate with digital :)

I don't like the push-processing and grainy filters that much. Grain is cool sometimes, but when I shoot dark situations with film I have to push process in order to get the exposure, compromising the quality. I don't like the grain in that situation.

Really interesting though, I'll definitely use some. And to stay on topic, I still really like picture #2, heh