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Day of Mourning by Jill E. Stevens for her friend Jimi Ciulla
So re: the color correcting tutorial I actually realized most of my technical knowledge is in photography & film & and video & I could easily outline a series of articles for my substack with some guiding principles . Both photography in technique & editing and then technical film form & I have time atm. so maybe I’ll start today
Most of my work with digitizing/editing and 35mm scanning is as a colorist.
I have been considering making a tutorial maybe uploaded to my substack as it will be a bit long that firstly avoids photo/editing jargon by focusing on how each adjustment will visually impact the picture.
i want to explain color correction in a way that teaches not how to make the image look a particular pre-given way (per an existing aesthetic, say) but how to know without editing which edits will be needed to make the image look how you want it. Color correction is a visualized mathematics, you are adding and subtracting in Kelvin. Basically when you do this often and fast enough you can develop a kind of mental math that allows you to edit quickly and know each variable's effect on the others. this has been very essential in my work and also convenient otherwise.
This would also include how to maintain visual consistency across series' of photos with different environments, etc.
If any body wants to know about that ?
For example. The majority of my editing is really what i can only call "print enhancement", kind of adding a (realer than) realism and depth & that being the extent of my stylistic choices. Aim = photo is basically like real life. i think if i can make a decent guidebook on this & it will give people a lot more potential freedom. You have to know the rules to break them etc etc whateva
here are some examples of corrections i've done w pics from my nikon with almost exclusively the following: sharpness, brightness, contrast, saturation, C/M/Y
occasional glance at the individual white balance sliders but not much else, that's mostly what you need. Now this is not the extent of the possibilities but this kindof demonstrates the insane difference six controls can have
Most of my work with digitizing/editing and 35mm scanning is as a colorist.
I have been considering making a tutorial maybe uploaded to my substack as it will be a bit long that firstly avoids photo/editing jargon by focusing on how each adjustment will visually impact the picture.
i want to explain color correction in a way that teaches not how to make the image look a particular pre-given way (per an existing aesthetic, say) but how to know without editing which edits will be needed to make the image look how you want it. Color correction is a visualized mathematics, you are adding and subtracting in Kelvin. Basically when you do this often and fast enough you can develop a kind of mental math that allows you to edit quickly and know each variable's effect on the others. this has been very essential in my work and also convenient otherwise.
This would also include how to maintain visual consistency across series' of photos with different environments, etc.
If any body wants to know about that ?
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Also sory no i can't give you my perfect cheesecake recipe you have to find the cheesecake that's right for you and i really can't make that call man
Day of Mourning by Jill E. Stevens for her friend Jimi Ciulla
I've always assumed you worked at a library or you did archival work. maybe you're left handed? you have very eclectic reading tastes but you don't listen to a wide variety of music, & you'd write interesting letters. maybe you keep a journal
I am left handed oh my god…
Most of the time I’ve had the archive blog I was in memory care/hospice companionship in assisted living & it was cool I loved my patients and became very healthy in my approach to grief/loss/death, but the head nurse & my direct supervisor were doing psychological warfare on me.
Now I work at a camera lab as a technician :) we have 35 mm scanning & Fuji paper & our chemistry is real silver nitrate god it’s awesome.
No library but my current job involves archival stuff it’s just mostly for personal archives ie. Large batches of photo albums to digitize for families or older (pre 2000) rolls of 35mm we scan and restore.
On the music/books …Honestly music - reading is kinda opposite? in a way because I think the niche I’m invested in is pretty “eclectic” on its own & the discourse has a lot to it but. It is at the end of the day One discipline & I try to read unrelated stuff & don’t give a fuck. Even novels I read beginnings to & I’m like holy shit, phenomenal, never read anything this good, lemme get back to it tomorrow ☝️ …….…. 6 months later…. Etc
My music taste is all over the place I mean, I lean hip hop & soul but I like most genres (country included) except metal which will never be my thing and that’s okay. My all time favorite musician (& most listened to prob in my life) like my #1 is absolutely Young Thug even tho I’m kinda disappointed in him rn. But ok for a sense: to give you a decent spread here r a few of my All Time favorite Artists: bob dylan, lil Wayne, Nina Simone, Johnny cash, massive attack, pulp, joy division, Radiohead, Amy winehouse, spice 1, Tyler Childers, boldy James, westside gunn (/conway & benny & Griselda label in general, WWCD one of the best ever)ok I gotta stop cause I won’t stop
I love letters, especially writing to people I care about. I do so many drafts before writing the whole letter on one paper.
I do keep a journal but I’ve missed about a week of it atm (I got hurt last Sunday & have been mostly bedridden so all I do is write my movie theory to stay sane)
not so anonymous assumption: you enjoy milk in your tea! :)
Super true 👍 mostly black tea + whole, no sweetener in my tea or coffee it grosses me out #yuck. RN My go-to spring drink is an iced milk tea situation with 1/2 portion black tea (I do a 4 min hot steep) + 1/2 portion whole milk. Milk cools it, then I ice it. Will improve my day exponentially to have it & the fact it only takes 5 mins is incredibly appealing when I’m unmotivated and depressed
My assumption: you're pretty introverted, you're not crazy about ice cream, you prefer going to the cinema alone
Ok long answer here
you’re 1.5 for 3 here because movie theater alone is one of the most authentic & exhilarating movie viewing contexts possible imo.
The event that solidified my preference for a solitary theater experience was to be honest my viewing experience of Wonka (2023) which of course came after months of bits about Timothee C. Playing Wonka. I had to see it this is prime comic material.
I know you’ll all be shocked to learn I was the lone member of the audience for the 1pm Sunday showing of Wonka in my population 15,000 hometown’s run down about to close three screen theater. Photo reference:
Now allow me to set the scene: directly Beforehand I’d rolled the biggest joint of my life & smoked the entire thing. This was also after a month when i had not been smoking much in general and im in Humboldt (CA) so all the weed I can access is insane compared to the east coast where I stay since i left fr college. So already upon entering the lobby (maybe five minutes after smoking in the parking lot, #beautiful) I was higher maybe than ever in my life before or since. I walked up to the ticket line & the only people In front of me are this elderly woman with a teen and a younger boy and I’m a bit late but I’m like no big deal. But They’re ordering 100 concessions & it’s taking minutes as they’re changing their minds multiple times, the poor cashier kept having to remove items from the POS. When they got their tickets my high was really hitting I am like not on earth. I still had so much sympathy for that cashier because I know I personally hate dealing with shit like that work so I told the her she was doing a great job & deserved a raise And then after a nice chat I had to ask for my ticket and reveal what of all the films I could see alone as an adult I’d chosen Wonka . (+ was, In fact I was incredibly excited). Then I went into the screening room as the trailers were ending and tbqh the emptiness of every seat was kind of unsettling. But I Didn’t care cause I was so hype for Wonka.
Now, Was Wonka a good movie? That is not a question I am qualified to answer. For me, the journey was incredible. I’ll even admit it… Wonka moved me to tears. I know it will not do this for you. I was baked. I don’t think my reaction had anything to do with the events of the plot nor quality of the film 💀
The introversion is not quite accurate (I am both autistic AND extroverted which confused the psych who reviewed my diagnosis bc she was like no u definitely have autism but you’re charismatic that cannot be! Which is not true it absolutely can be) BUT , even tho I’m extroverted I make sure to allow myself alone time enough that I can stand myself enough to be comfortable in solitude.
For example, to the cinema point, I really like going OUT alone. It’s awesome ! In general I like taking myself out. It’s fun to go someplace with friends, of course, but I find going alone is so liberating. For a long time I struggled with agoraphobic tendencies & until I faced my issues and forced myself into addressing/finding ways to obviate them I didn’t realize being in public alone can feel incredible. Before It made me anxious to be seen by Anyone, & yeah years later it’s still uncanny to think about how I am visible/present to others. But. Can’t ignore that these days it is far outweighed by how awesome it is to, idk, go to a restaurant alone & eat/sit/leave exactly what/how you want. You don’t have to make any compromises or worry about talking or being entertaining. I tend to Give a Lot because I really care for my friends. So sometimes I am giving too much, so Even if i get energized from social engagement …for the sake of my mental I hold open a space where I can focus (only) on MY contentment. If I hate haaaate to be alone, I know I am unwell, because I want others to distract me and pull me away from myself. I don’t know, clicked for me recently that at end of the day, your depression does not care if you don’t want to, & sometimes you just gotta get up and do the dishes and be okay being with yourself doing the dishes.
Ice cream take is the only totally wrong answer cuz I actually love it so much it might be my favorite dessert other than of course my own perfect cheesecake recipe. If you like ice creams & ur in the states or anywhere that sells it: TILLAMOOK DAIRY soo good and no matter how frozen it is it’s scoopable…the best texture for an ice cream too. Shouts out TILLAMOOK OREGON STRAWBERRY <- my fav ice cream ever
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Rosalie Ritz, Angela listens to reading of indictment, 1971 North American; United States, 1971 Courtroom sketch; graphite and liquid color on wove paper
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Rosalie Ritz, The Angela Davis Trial North American; United States c. 1971-72 Courtroom sketches; graphite and color on wove paper