Author: Ryan Anarta Amanullah

http://redaksi.pens.ac.id/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/How-to-make-an-aesthetic-instastory_1.mp4 Hey guys this is ryan, in this video i’m gonna tell you how i edit this basic street photo that i took from prague a few years ago to this rich colorful vibrant photograph that looks professionally taken with the help of vsco, and in here i’m using the vsco x which is a premium  membership that vsco has. Without further ado let’s get started. The first thing you’ll notice with this vsco x is, you get a lot of filters that’ll fill your needs, and i’m going straight thru the filter called G8, which has orange undertone and vibrant. And then i’m going through the settings, the first one that i have to do is set the exposure just about…. and because this photo is a bit dark so i turned down the contrast a little bit… then going to the highlight, i set it to … because i want the sky to be visible and not blown out… and i amped up the saturation… because this has lots of building, so i wanna get much details out of it… and this is the hsl settings which i do not use in this photo, but next time i’ll tell you what it does… and that pretty much it for the color grading part… it is very easy to use, and just the basic vsco its already has...

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