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03/18/2005 01:38:06 AM · #1 |
Having fun with an old slide I scanned recently. Decided to try my hand at converting it to b/w after the Ansel Challenge has whetted my appetite in that direction. Suggestions desired as I am working to improve that facet of my skills.
Message edited by author 2005-03-18 23:43:39.
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03/18/2005 04:24:20 PM · #2 |
Bumping for any B&W processing advice.
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03/18/2005 05:15:04 PM · #3 |
Here's a good link for info for B/W conversion
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03/18/2005 05:59:29 PM · #4 |
i'll check that set of actions out, thanks for the link.
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03/18/2005 06:02:31 PM · #5 |
the hillside is a bit soft. not sure if thats the conversion, the processing, or the original slide causing the problem though.
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03/18/2005 06:18:33 PM · #6 |
It would help if we could see the color version as well.
-Terry
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03/18/2005 11:43:57 PM · #7 |
Done, thanks. As for the hill, yup it's soft. Still wanted to give this old horse a ride though. Shot with a spotmatic f and who knows what lens long time ago.
Message edited by author 2005-03-18 23:47:27.
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03/19/2005 01:07:09 AM · #8 |
| Why on earth would you voluntarily want to lose all those lovely colors? |
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03/19/2005 09:54:51 PM · #9 |
Well, the point is to learn how to find and bring out tonality, which is very new to me. So I am using a copy of a slide. The slide remains untouched and it's color scanned version does as well. Meanwhile, I am enjoying understanding and attempting black and white / grayscale processing.
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