How I Edit My Film Scans

As a film photographer I get asked a lot about my post production process, especially when  I tell people that editing just takes just a few minutes per session.

That is part of the beauty of shooting film!  If you do it right, in-camera, and send it to a good lab for processing and scanning, your post production shouldn't take very long at all.  I rarely have to make edits to my skin tones or to the brightness or contrast of the images.  Most of the time, I just go in, rotate the pictures, maybe adjust the crop or remove a blemish and rename my files.

That is it.

Easy Peasy.

Want to see the entire process from start to finish?  Click on the video below and I'll show you how I edit my film scans!

Want to learn more about shooting film?  Registration is now open for my Click Photo School class, Getting Started With Film!  Class started on May 7th, so sign up now!