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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2048 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Files” and s
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A late afternoon walk, murky sort of afternoon too.

Took the T an 18-56, it's light enough to not be a nuisance.

Gary

 

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Illuminated: TL2/18-56mm

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Morning walk through the Willow Creek Recreation Area in Folsom, California: TL2/Lumix S 20-60 mm

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Here is another photo for you...  T + 50mm Cron-R


 


 


 

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I have been experimenting with B&W for a few days.  Back in the 'Day I had a darkroom and worked in B&W quite a lot - but since digital came along I have not bothered with it much.  I always though it was kind of a waste to do gorgeous colorful flowers in B&W, but it does harken back to early 1800's photography - very nostalgic.  These are shot with the T and a 55 Micro Nikkor - processed in Lightroom,  plus - Silver Efex Pro 2 (a free program on the Net - thanks to a tip from Louis)

 

Keep on shooting,

 

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As above.

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My first input for this forum.

Leica T, 18-56 lens, jpg untouched.

Flowers from my garden, a lily.

 

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And a second one, an orchid, my favorite one.

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I have been experimenting with B&W for a few days.  Back in the 'Day I had a darkroom and worked in B&W quite a lot - but since digital came along I have not bothered with it much.  I always though it was kind of a waste to do gorgeous colorful flowers in B&W, but it does harken back to early 1800's photography - very nostalgic.  These are shot with the T and a 55 Micro Nikkor - processed in Lightroom,  plus - Silver Efex Pro 2 (a free program on the Net - thanks to a tip from Louis)

 

Keep on shooting,

 

Rick

 

As a film user, I always preferred B/W and when I moved to digital photography, I have always been trying to convert most of my shots to B/W.  There is something in digital colors  that most of the time, I do not like very much. Only in some Leica M shots I find colors sometimes  quite pleasing ! But I guess this is the "Modern" photography and we should train our eyes to enjoy it!....

 

I still prefer B/W more! ;)

 

T with different lenses. Shot in raw (color), converted to B/W with the old version of Silver Efex that I am still using.

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Louis, thanks for posting. I like the B&W.

And same with me: I hardly like the colour outcome of digital photography. Today, I got the Silver Efex since it's free.

Are there results you can't achieve with Lightroom? What is your workflow with Silver Efex?

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W

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Here is another flower photo:  T + 50 Cron-R

 

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Here is another flower photo:  T + 50 Cron-R


 

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Yesterday the Sun came out at last - working with the Voigtlander 50 f2.0 Heliar . 

 

Local food for dinner last evening - Fiddleheads and Littleneck clams.

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Colors come through OK with the Heliar.

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Louis, thanks for posting. I like the B&W.

And same with me: I hardly like the colour outcome of digital photography. Today, I got the Silver Efex since it's free.

Are there results you can't achieve with Lightroom? What is your workflow with Silver Efex?

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W

 

Hello W,

 

Thank you very much for your kind feedback.

 

I am not very good or knowledgeable with LR. I have been working with Photoshop since Photoshop 4, and the one I have now is C2, which is not new, either. Therefore, I feel much more comfortable with PS and never had the patience of learning LR well.

 

I always shoot in RAW, therefore color. My raw files are converted to tiff in LR because my PS being too “old” does not support the T raw files.

 

Then, my PP is mainly done in PS. I try to have the contrast, tonalities and DR that I like before going to Silver Efex that is also the old version, but still very decent. I believe that by working first with the color version, I can get better tonalities in monochrome.

 

Of course, then I am also tweaking the B/W in PS to get the effects I am looking for.

 

I hope I could answer your question; if not, feel free to let me know.

 

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JPEG, SOOC, or DNG Dennis? The colours are certainly nice and vivid.

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Here is the in-camera jpeg

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Thank you Dennis, it mirrors my own experiences.

In my case it will be a setting somewhere.

My DNG files are more vivid than the Jpegs as well.

Normally use Jpegs when I select B&W.

Gary

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