Scanning Images Using Your Camera
Let your digital camera breathe new life into your archive of negatives, slides, and prints! Join Jack Reznicki as he shares the process he uses to digitize his huge archive of work from his days of shooting film. You don’t have to compromise between speed and quality, and Jack demonstrates the tools and workflow he’s found to give him amazing results. Once the pictures have been digitized Jack explains his post processing workflow in Lightroom Classic and Photoshop to convert negatives to positives, correct color, and fix problems you couldn’t fix before. Your film archive is a treasure trove, and you’ll love going back through your pictures to find memories, complete stories, and possibly share them with others to make new connections.
Release Date: 2021-08-19
Lessons
Introduction
Join Jack as he introduces the class and shares his history with film.
Duration: 4 mins 59 seconds
You Don’t Have to Compromise on Quality for Speed
When looking at thousands of images to digitize do you have to compromise between speed and quality?
Duration: 24 mins 57 seconds
Digitizing Workflow
Jack demonstrates how he digitizes a variety of negative and slide sizes.
Duration: 14 mins 23 seconds
Digitizing Flat Art
Jack demonstrates the workflow for digitizing prints, tear sheets, and other flat artwork.
Duration: 6 mins 59 seconds
Processing the Digital Files
Using Photoshop and Lightroom Classic, Jack demonstrates his post processing workflow.
Duration: 12 mins 1 seconds
Your Archive is a Treasure Trove
Once files have been digitized it is a lot easier to fix problems that we couldn’t fix before breathing new life into them, as well as the ability to share them online, and tell more complete stories.
Duration: 17 mins 11 seconds