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Photographic Effects A-Z with Midjourney - Part 3

Photographic Effects A-Z with Midjourney - Part 3

Midjourney Prompts

Jan 24, 2024
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Using today’s Midjourney prompt we are going to replicate some usual and unusual photographic effects. This is Part 3 in a mini-series of 3.

There are so many effects to choose from so I have tried to mash commonly used effects with some not so common. If feedback on the series is positive, and if demand is there, I will do a second series covering more effects later in the year. Just let me know!


Photographic Effects

The history of photographic effects is as rich and varied as the history of photography itself, dating back to the early 19th century. These effects have evolved from simple experiments to complex digital manipulations, reflecting both technological advancements and changing artistic trends.

Midjourney is pretty good at replicating photographic effects, but can be a little flakey at times with a given subject.

In Part 1 we covered letters A through I.

In Part 2 we covered letters J through R.

Midjourney Prompt

I decided to use the same prompt for all images. This helps with comparison of effects, but do recognise that some effects will probably work better with different (more appropriate) subjects.

Base Prompt

 photograph of a fashionable woman, [EFFECT]

/settings: Version 6 and Stylize Med

Effects

S - Selective Coloring

Selective coloring is a technique where most of the image is converted to black and white, except for one or more objects which remain in color. This draws the viewer's eyes towards whatever is left in color by isolating and emphasizing it. It works well when there is a clear primary subject that can selectively remain in color while the rest of the scene becomes monochrome.

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