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The sun makes white light, not yellow.

These were shot on film, likely slide film which has intense, saturated color. Film will always look better than digital in daylight. It has more soul, skin tones are gorgeous and smooth, and the way highlights roll off is more natural.

kodachrome

>>4468220
okay grandpa

Look up subtractive saturation, where when colors become more saturated, they get darker and denser. This is a byproduct of analog printing, and a big part of the film look that most people overlook. When you crank the saturation on a digital photo, it will start to look garish pretty fast if you don’t also control the brightness as well.

These are also scanned from paper, which has a limited dynamic range, essentially producing a lifted black point and very low white point relative to what a digital display can do.

>>4468222
I bet this isn’t kodachrome. More like Kodak Gold 200 pushed 1 stop. Or something warm-ish from fuji.

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>>4468313
in ye olde days, most professional shit was shoot on slides and these at minimum must had been shoot on medium format or bigger, so probably that
but also
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