I’m passionate about editing my film because color is possibly my favorite part of photography. Editing allows me to create a distinctive color palette that I think brings out the best in my film scans. Color is a powerful tool that helps tell a story and set a mood.

What’s in the guide:

• 16 page pdf overview of my process, all the tools and apps I use, and the intentions behind my editing.

• 3 screencast videos (~30 min total) of me going through edits start to finish, showing all the steps I take that you can watch/rewatch on your own time.

• In this guide I focus on editing on my laptop desktop rather than mobile, but might cover that in a future guide as I do sometimes edit on my phone too.

What you’ll learn:

• Tools to manage your film photo editing process from downloading your scans to posting on Instagram.

• Lightroom tools to enhance your photos (especially color grading, tone curve, and masking).

• Tips on developing your own cohesive editing style and color preferences.

• My ‘secret sauce’ techniques to create rich, vibrant tones in my film photos.

In buying my guide, you buy me a roll of film and hopefully I help you get more out of the film you already have in your archives. :)

Please do not distribute this. Refunds are not accepted. Thank you!

“I’ve used Lightroom for quite some time, but I never had a workflow I felt confident with. Well, everything is different now, now that I went through @caitlinfullam’s Lightroom course. The course itself is aim at film photographers, so don’t tell her that my shots are digital please. She’s also way under charging for it. “