WHAT CAN BE SAID IS THE PHOTOS LOOK WAY BETTER ON THE SUBSTACK APP, REGARDLESS OF THE FILTERS, THAN READING FROM THE EMAILED POST. COULD LEAD TO MORE QUESTIONS ❓
halfway through I was about to message/respond/ whatever and tell you that the filters were the thing you wanted from the camera in terms of a marker of an era, and then you arrived there yourself, so I didn't have to message - but I wanted it to be known that I thought that and the world is meaningless, so, nice post
I avoided those filters as much as possible. I was more into just using edits to slightly adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, etc... When I did use the occasional filter, I usually dialed it down a bit to keep more of the original image's integrity intact.
Love this one.
WHAT CAN BE SAID IS THE PHOTOS LOOK WAY BETTER ON THE SUBSTACK APP, REGARDLESS OF THE FILTERS, THAN READING FROM THE EMAILED POST. COULD LEAD TO MORE QUESTIONS ❓
This was really interesting!
halfway through I was about to message/respond/ whatever and tell you that the filters were the thing you wanted from the camera in terms of a marker of an era, and then you arrived there yourself, so I didn't have to message - but I wanted it to be known that I thought that and the world is meaningless, so, nice post
For my tastes, the crops do more to enhance than the filters. But I’ve never cared for filters much.
Those filters are so dated! But the pictures are timeless.
The quality drop-off is wild. Fun and thought provoking read. I LOVE being able to see the originals of those crunchy ig burnt posts.
I avoided those filters as much as possible. I was more into just using edits to slightly adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, etc... When I did use the occasional filter, I usually dialed it down a bit to keep more of the original image's integrity intact.
Agree 100%. I looked back this week and found all the iPhone 6 images I took with filters. It was a rite of passage. A brief one.