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milespa3
 Post subject: Old Black And White Barn
PostPosted: Mon Jan 05, 2009 11:09 am 
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Beautiful!!
Is this B&W or Grayscale? Seems more like Grayscale to me... if so.. try to make it B&W only... more contrast will give you a very different look :wink:

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Yhanks for the advice.

I took this on my camera on the monochrome setting so i think it is black and white more lickly

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Nice shot here! I agree with having more contrast though... That would really make the shot spark!!!

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Haven't tested the monochrome setting on my camera yet, but I've always just converted my black and white in photoshop. That way if I decide I don't like it in black and white I can just remove any changes made and keep the color!

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Yer I used to do that but actully taking the photo in monorchrome is much better quality
I just take one in b and w and one in colour

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