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  1. Crawler

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    #1 Crawler, Feb 28, 2007
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    I've been doing some B&W film shooting lately, using that Kodak film that can be developed by color labs. I love the way it shows up the car's lines in this shot...
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  2. tx246

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    #2 tx246, Feb 28, 2007
    black and white adds a dramtaic effect to the dino's lines. the photo thread witht he photo that pietro posted shows this even more, especially when compared to the same photo in color.
     
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    #3 agup48, Feb 28, 2007
    I can do this in photoshop as well.
     
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    #5 nerodino, Mar 1, 2007
    Dan, Looks good. As it's so quiet here at the moment, for interests sake, Where was this photo taken? I can see what i believe to be sail boat masts in the background.
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  6. Crawler

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    #6 Crawler, Mar 1, 2007
    Graham:

    South Carolina! Yes, those are masts. We're right by the ocean. This was actually taken at the end of a drive that I like to do. Pretty much the end of the road.

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  7. dm_n_stuff

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    #7 dm_n_stuff, Mar 1, 2007
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    There are differences in tonal qualitites between true Black and White photography, and photoshopping a color photo to B&W. Not sure this will show it accurately, but real B&W negatives scan differently than color photos that are tweaked to B&W.

    I did some fiddling with tonal values in photoshop on the B&W, and left out the sharpening step for the second dino picture. That looks closer to black and white than the digitally adjusted picture I posted first.


    Not to mention the grain of old B&W film vs modern digital photography.
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    #8 agup48, Mar 1, 2007
    I see, I like those pictures.
     

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