My latest analog to digital conversion project. These images from Haliburton were likely taken in the 1990's. Sadly, the slide frames do not have a date stamped on them, so I can't be sure of the timeframe.
Once again, Photoshop's Dust and Scratches filter was a HUGE time-saver.
Adding a little bit of a vintage treatment to this image.
I love this old water chute. My friend, whose cottage is in the area, has a stunning black and white image of this location. Where I can't match in skill, I try to make up for in color. :-)
This image was a challenge. Slide film, sunny day, high contrast. I'm amazed I captured as much detail as I did on the slide! However, going to digital, this image required HDR processing to even come close to the tonal range in the slide. I used four bracketed exposures to pull in detail from the shadows and highlights. I'm not sure why, but I smply could not work with this image in Lightroom. Whenever I brought over the 32-bit TIFF file, it looked horrible. So, I ended up processing this image in ACR, saving a 32-bit tif, then reducing the image to 16 bit and then I was able to go back to LR and export the image.