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Dazzling. Soft, elegant, glowing. The Orton Effect is a fast way to give your photos a dreamy look. Michael Orton uses this technique with multiple images taken on slide film. Thanks to modern image editing magic, you can get the same watercolor-like appearance with a single image. Even better, it’s a great way to improve slightly out-of-focus shots! The Orton Effect p.s. Thanks to our friend Sumul Shah for first cluing us into this technique. Check out some of his pics that use this effect. p.p.s. Thanks also to our friend Saber Zohir for helping to spread the word about Photojojo! To the hundreds that recently signed up via Chris Pirillo’s pick list, welcome! (And to those not on the list, check out Chris’s great newsletter: picks@lockergnome.com) → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← Give Your Car a Pixar-style Cars Makeover The Miniature Model Effect in Photoshop: It’s a Small World After All Quick Tip: Fix Your Hazy Shots |
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