B&W Conversions in PS
Aussieroo
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These 2 were shot in colour and converted using the B&W Converter in PSCS3. I felt they were more emotive and fitted their time slot better than in colour.
I tossed up whether to remove the light switvh and towel rail but decided to leave them for perspective. Not sure I should have.
Then I came up with this version of the first shot. I am thinking I like it better than the first. Any thoughts?
I tossed up whether to remove the light switvh and towel rail but decided to leave them for perspective. Not sure I should have.
Then I came up with this version of the first shot. I am thinking I like it better than the first. Any thoughts?
Regards Ralph
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WELL DONE!!! AZZARO
Thanks again
Ralph
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Hi Aussieroo, looks like there is meant to be 3 images,
but I only see 2 images ... the middle image is missing
I like image 3 with the colour tone added the shot looks more "Aged" than
the B&W shot.
The images you added further down the post both look good too.
I like the B&W shot, but I also like the Brown Tone of the Rope shot too.
All the shots look great .... Skippy
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I like the secon shot of the bike in the sepia"ish" but the vignetting could be a little subtler
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