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  • Black and White Photoshop

    I have been playing in PS with the standard Black and White adjustment layer and I like it's power. The settings are on the images.

    #1 - Original (edited) and cropped.
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    #2 - Photoshop BW adjustment layer using the DEFAULT settings.
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    #2 - Photoshop BW adjustment layer Adjusting the sliders and adding a slight tint.
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    I Shoot A Canon

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  • #2
    EH! You mean black and white and a bit.?
    Better a full bottle in front of me
    than a full frontal lobotomy.
    Hans

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    • Isac
      Isac commented
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      There's so many things I want to do yet - but I can't remember what they are ...

    • HansE
      HansE commented
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      There are also a lot of things I would like to do again... alas.

    • Isac
      Isac commented
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      mmmm . . . . me too!

  • #3
    Nice shot Isac. I think I prefer the colour version here, followed by the tint version. The bird isn't as well separated from the background in the straight B&W version.
    Alan W

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    • Isac
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      Thanks for that Alan. I do agree the B&W is a bit off, but they were the default settings offered up by Photoshop. The sliders really can create some outstanding B&W effects. When I added the tint, it really made a difference, but it all depends on the tonal range.
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