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Scanning polaroid negatives and processing in Photoshop

Scanning polaroid negatives and processing in Photoshop

From the course: The Practicing Photographer

Scanning polaroid negatives and processing in Photoshop

Awhile ago on ,The Practicing Photographer, Troy Word talked to us about the revitalization of peel-apart Polaroid film that works with old Polaroid cameras. So if you can find an old camera. You can get this wonderful black and white film. And by peel-apart, I mean, you pull this sheet out of the camera, you wait a while, you peel it apart, and when you're done, you have this cool black and white instant Polaroid print. And Troy talked a lot about just going from the digital world back to the fun, random quality of Polaroid print where you don't really know what you're going to get and so you're surprised. And how that can Really kind of invigorate you and get you back into image making, and he's right. There's another part to the Polaroid peel- apart print process though. Can't believe I made it all the way through that sentence. And that is that ,there's a negative that's produced, that bit that you peel off and usually throw away is actually a negative and if you've got a scanner,…

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