Cross-processing, Lomo, Fake Model, HDR, Sin City

Posted on 17 June 2006

Here’s yet another photo processing effect that may be destined to become yet another over used style on Flickr: The Sin City Style draws inspiration from the artwork of Frank Miller’s Sin City.
The example image is as gritty and powerful as Miller’s work and hopefully someone won’t write a Photoshop plugin or action to automate it. At least not for a week or so anyway.

Category: Photography, Words
Tags: cross-processing, effect, fake-model, Gimp, hdr, lomo, Photography, photoshop, processing, sin-city, style, Words

2 responses to Cross-processing, Lomo, Fake Model, HDR, Sin City

Minette says:

Saturday, March 17th, 2007 at 1:36 pm

hello ! i cannot use photoshop, do u know another software that may be able to create effects like those ones on pics ?
Thank you !

Donncha O Caoimh says:

Monday, March 19th, 2007 at 11:21 am

You can use the GIMP. It can be found at http://gimp.org/ and is very good, and free! All my photos are processed through it.

In Photos dot org

no photoshopped images here