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Abandonment in b / w...

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Abandonment in b / w sent on November 23, 2011 (19:58) by Kramer71. 8 comments, 1295 views.

, 1/30 f/11.0, ISO 100, hand held.

Abbandono in b/n. Pentax K20D , Ob. Pentax 18-55mm a 18mm , f/11 , 1/30sec. , iso 100 , mano libera.





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avatarsenior
sent on March 06, 2012 (22:49) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)


avatarsenior
sent on March 07, 2012 (13:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Francosan69. I have also a color version, but in fact, the b / w makes it more the atmosphere of abandonment of the place where I took the photo. Hello :-)

avatarsenior
sent on March 07, 2012 (21:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

here is good just the right words puts you on the pleasant nostalgia, and I love the B / W and I think I'll do a gallery only B / W photos .... kramer big hello to you soon :-)

user1338
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sent on November 14, 2012 (23:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'm trying to experiment in black and white I must say that your pictures are an inspiration to me, all very beautiful and full of atmosphere, complimented Kramer six great. :-)
Hello. ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on November 15, 2012 (21:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you so much for all your Dipi09 interventions. Work a lot with black and white photographs and some already think the b / w before shooting so I try to get a raw file that will allow me, once you step in b / w, to obtain and such. skies completely blacks or many different shades of gray, working with color filters already being scatto.Ad example: red that darkens blue skies and whitens the skin in portraits, green [/ B ] gives three-dimensionality to the tones of the face, brings out the color differences in the photos of landscapes (different shades of gray), blue is the filter of texture, enhances the lines of the faces, the threads of a fabric or fibers
a piece of wood; clears the skies, darkens the skin in portraits; Yellow brings out the architectural details in your photosinterior; gives a good range of gray in the picture outside.
When you take pictures in black and white, we realize that the photo is successful if the main subject stands out (for a Mid-clear) or if it is placed on the area of ??greatest contrast.
Working with digital (preferably from a RAW or DNG) we have a need to convert color photos in b / w. It 'important to start from a good picture and have the highest gammi of colors in order to obtain the highest amount of gray, so before converting a photo in b / n with the methods then explain that it is essential:
1) the white balance by changing temperature and dyed in order to obtain the highest range of colors
2) think about the image in b / w (objects with better contrast) but always shooting low contrastI am (photo gray) because the low contrast takes more details that are lost in high-contrast photos.
3) lower the contrast in Camera Raw for more details in the final photo
4) possibly lower blacks and recover the lights.
The methods you use most to switch a photo b / w are:
CHANNEL MIXER: Open the Layers palette and click on the "Create a new fill or adjustment" / channel mixer, check the "Monochrome" and adjust the sliders for red, green and blue being careful that the total can always be around 100%. You can also go over 100% for particular shades in some portions of the photos, a color then we will pull out with the help of the template (basic use of Photoshop and orperations of passage in b / w).
The CALCULATION METHOD: my favorite as it allows almost unlimited possibilities. PICTURE menu select CALCULATIONS. This item allows you to mix the channels Red, Green and Blue with a second source of channels Red, Green and Blue could also choose which blend mode to operate the mixer (eg I can. Mixing a blue channel from the first source with the red channel of the second mode of fusion intense light). Once OK given my background layer appears not to have changed, but if you open the channels palette you can see how it is generated a channel "alpha". Should already be selected, if not select it (by clicking on it) and then operate by CTRL + A then CTRL + C then take the alpha channel and drag it to the trash can in the bottom right and press CTRL + V.Immediatament generating a level with the shades of gray that I had chosen (eg to enhance the sky). Now riseleziono the background layer and also through other calculations I mix two channels until I find what satisfies me, for example. for a subject in the foreground like a boat on the beach, choose the blend that I like and I press OK. Same procedure as above. Now I have two levels with 2 different blacks and whites, with the help of masks and brushes just hide what you do not want to see one or the other, hence the b / w I interrssa. Now and only now act as final adjustments of contrast and sharpness or the addition of grain. I can work with many alpha channels I want, the important thing is to rename them otherwise one gets confused. It is a very simple but has enormous potential and the results are seen. Upon any dubbio please do not hesitate to contact me, I will be happy to help you. Hello to the next

user1338
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sent on November 16, 2012 (21:26) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Kramer thank you so much for having picked my interest and taking the time to give me these helpful explanations: the follow carefully.
I am currently trying to convert some photos from color and b / w with the function of ps white / black but I realize that a click is also thought before shooting and this is not always the case in the shots that I have done so far.
I will try to use the functions ps I have explained, and deliver the results on my page if you want to take a look I'll be more than happy.
Thank you again, hello. ;-)

avatarsenior
sent on November 17, 2012 (1:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I will certainly return the visits to take a look at your photos. Good experimentation Hello :-)

avatarsenior
sent on August 06, 2013 (5:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

also I like very much this your picture, and I'll offer my congratulations to know how to use the technique of b / w.
I read your detailed description of the above, I say THANK YOU and I hope I will improve as well.
thanks
david


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