Digital Photography (2nd Edition)

[pnoize]

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Ian: Good tip. have to try that one of these days.

[Ian]

No problem boss pnoize2k6. Theres also the Double Exposure Technique conversion to B&W boss.. I let you know about that too later after trying the calculations and compaire the images.

[pnoize]

heck, since i've been posting some of my b/w....



shot with an orange filter almost a year ago.

[baboy]

nice pics!! unsay nindot na cam gamiton for beginners like me , kana mao pa dyd pag sogod

[abortretryfail]

...my hubby just gave me one of his d-slr... ...and i want to shoot in b/w but without the boringly flat,
drama-lacking sharpness and extremely ridiculous loss-of-detail contrasts (or the opposite foggy atmospheric
lightness) that d-b/w modes produce...

what camera did you get?

[markyap]

nice pics!! unsay nindot na cam gamiton for beginners like me , kana mao pa dyd pag sogod

400D is a good starter kit

[markyap]

the way i understood it, b/w films are quite sensitive to the blue end of the (light) spectrum. i have always wondered about the b/w modes in digital and their behaviour as opposed to direct approach of the film (ie., light). are all digital cameras bound to produce panchromatic-like results? if so, then -- for the lack of a better word -- it sucks.

my hubby just gave me one of his d-slr (he's a film dinosaur savant) and i want to shoot in b/w but without the boringly flat, drama-lacking sharpness and extremely ridiculous loss-of-detail contrasts (or the opposite foggy atmospheric lightness) that d-b/w modes produce.

i have read some french photo issue about digital b/w modes and how pro's don't usually use it. instead they shoot in colour, post-process the shot in photoshop using channel mixing processes thereby emulating different b/w film characteristics, like mimicing silver process films.

so boys, i don't really want to dabble and spend much time in post-processing (lacks the necessary p-shop skills), is there, or are there any quick short-cuts like existing filters where i could just emulate a b/w film-process with a click of a mouse or two? are there any special software b/w-emulation applications out there? does d-slrs come with rgb channel filters in b/w mode that i can program myself just to avoid digital post-processing?

little girl wants to know. thank you.



/cross-posted in black & white

canon cameras starting with 20D has this built in b/w filters you're looking for... :mrgreen:

[jalino]

hehee classmate mana sa ako sis taga cebu doc limot lang ko sa iyang name shes a bit chubby but sexy and cute iyang eyes bahala gamay hehee

hoi. first of all. im not from cebu doc. n oddly..... alot of people tell me im skinny. such a pity my face comes off as common diay.... tsk tsk...

[koto]

IR sa B/W nindot kaayo tanawn sa landscape

[Ian]

hoi. first of all. im not from cebu doc. n oddly..... alot of people tell me im skinny. such a pity my face comes off as common diay.... tsk tsk...

Hahaha.. Welcome to istorya.net jalino..