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...and in daylight.

2007.03.01

I realized that I don't really have all that many photos of this place posted that were taken during the daytime, while I have plenty posted of it at night...so here it is.

I have been reading a lot about converting RAW to B&W photos that have a little more of the true B&W feel to them. There are a few plug-ins that help, but nothing quite nails it yet in my opinion. This was a test in channel mixing, and even though I don't think that it looks like film, I like the results nonetheless.
9 Comments
jgreat Great result and vignett effect, it looks wonderful
jgreat · 2007-03-01: 09:15
tortoise Excellent.
tortoise · 2007-03-01: 12:20
robertof always good shots...
congratulations
robertof · 2007-03-02: 01:03
DrRoy which conveter used here?
DrRoy · 2007-03-02: 04:14
cmiper Thanks all!

@DrRoy - I used the "Lens Effect" filter to darken the vignette, then it was just a matter of using the channel mixer to get the tones that I wanted. No plug-ins on this one, just adjustments.
cmiper · 2007-03-02: 07:48
DrRoy I am talking about RAW to JPEG converter, not Photoshop or other Image editor. I had a kodak converter, it is not satisfactory position.
DrRoy · 2007-03-02: 11:32
cmiper I use Nikon View to make my adjustments to the RAW file then choose the "Open with Photoshop" option from there. The file is still RAW at that point, but when I have made my edits and want to save for posting, I just use "Save for web" in Photoshop and use the JPG settings.
cmiper · 2007-03-02: 11:51
DrRoy This is not the proper way to convert RAW files, but photoshop effects on it. thanks a lot, keep going.
DrRoy · 2007-03-02: 13:10
miedzyplanetarna such amazing.. ;)
miedzyplanetarna · 2007-03-12: 04:02
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