Firefly was a separate app and is now inside PS Beta. An overview:

This may be the first ever ants and worms music video. Love this song.

Love OK GO. My youngest sends me their videos every now and then. Something we shared when she was a teen. That and Green Day music.

ed wrote:Love this song Mom. The video is like old Polariods.

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Yes it does look like old polaroids! Couldn't quite put my finger on it until you mentioned.

That takes talent John to shoot with filters and film! The best digital monochrome camera Leica M11 at $9,000. I've seen photos and the blacks are velvety.

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Love the feel of this music video to look like old footage

ed wrote:Just shoot real black and white film Mom!

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Maybe! And with a color filter on the lens

He sorta sounds like CeeLo

Creepy yet fun video. Now I'll think of it when I use any eggs.

Thanks all! Quincy is my little stinker schnauzer. This one I made the background in Firefly. After many, many prompts got one that would work. I had to clone in Photoshop to get the egg to look correct. I added the two pups and the bunny suits was from an Etsy purchase that was with a Christmas sce...

The background rabbit with frame is from my composite group. I added my pup 2 photos and background in the frame. I shot the pups paws thru a window and had his hat photo from last year. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53597614892_d01d07a998_c.jpg Quincy trapped by bad bunny by Cheryl , on Flickr

The same concept is when you turn a color photo to black/white and how the different color filters adjust the contrast in different areas.

Make up for the black/white film used blues, green and yellow for contour and lips.

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momoffduty wrote: Have you tried the Nueral Filters in Photoshop?

No, not yet.

The only one I have tried is the colorize. It is hit or miss. At least it is a good starting point. There is one I may try which is harmonize. For compositing it meshes the tones to look like it was originally one photo.

St Louis had a partial eclipse in the 1990s. The eerie part is how the birds go silent. At the fairgrounds it was noisy with people and a few cars had their lights on. I think next time I will find a cemetery to park and view. Or maybe the side of a road by a corn field. That's funny you mention a ...