Is there a photo app for what i want to do?

[Underworld54]

you'd have to save it to be that way. I have many custom filters that I use all the time on Vignette. you can give them custom names and all

Oh I see. So apply Vignette and save, open that picture and apply vintage faded and save, and finally open that last one and apply yearbook? I wasn't aware you could do that.

 

[Smitty_82]

All I did was import the pic I wanted and clicked menu> effects > vintage yearbook. That is all. Btw, used the demo app to do that.

 

[mr.seth.price]

Oh I see. So apply Vignette and save, open that picture and apply vintage faded and save, and finally open that last one and apply yearbook? I wasn't aware you could do that.

yeah you can do it. just have to go through the "import" twice. I have saved a few effects that i've customized and will layer them that way. It's nice sometimes when I've gone to far. I have a saved copy of every step. Unless your outta space.

 

[Underworld54]

Thanks for all your help guys. I'm excited to sit down and try out these setting when I get home.

 

[Underworld54]

Ok guys, I've been playing with the settings, let me know which you like better.

Ilford
Filters: film grain, soft-focus halo, yellow filter, light leaks, over exposure

Yearbook
Filters: film grain, soft-focus halo, yellow filter, light leaks

 

[PvilleComp]

I like the Ilford better. The definition is better and the contrasts work better.

I may be biased though I still have some Ilford 35mm B&W film in the fridge even though I don't have a camera to put it in anymore

 

[Smitty_82]

Ilford looks better, but yearbook looks older. Guess its just a matter of what you are using it for.

 

[jimbl]

I think the Ilford looks a little better, which in this case might not be what you're looking for, if you catch my drift. Yearbook looks a bit more authentic for 1800's photo.

 

[mr.seth.price]

Ilford for sure.

 

[plemelin]

Ilford makes one of the Greatest places on Earth look real good.