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Just got my 828.. photo of a river

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congrats on the new camera. this is a lovely bw conversion. thanks for sharing with us.

andy
 
Thanks andy, i probably introduced more noise than was there by way of the conversion.. I used the double Hue/Saturation layer technique to make it B&W. I love the details in all the grasses though! 8 megapixels at work.. gotta love it.
Andy Williams said:
congrats on the new camera. this is a lovely bw conversion.
thanks for sharing with us.

andy
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André Richard
http://refracted.cellwars.net
 
Daveinozbikes said:
Andre Richard said:
Well, i just got my 828 a few days ago :) i took a walk last night
to take some pics and this is one of them

enjoy!

(PS, i hope the link works...)



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André Richard
http://refracted.rmcreations.ca
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Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!Well done (was it on auto nightshot???)We want
the rest!!!!!!!Onya Andre!!!
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Thanks! it wasn't that late.. it was about 7:30 pm, so the sun was starting to set. it looks sort of boring in color (mostly greens and a muddy river) but in B&W it really shines.

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André Richard
http://refracted.cellwars.net
 
Andre Richard said:
Thanks andy, i probably introduced more noise than was there by way
of the conversion.. I used the double Hue/Saturation layer
technique to make it B&W. I love the details in all the grasses
though! 8 megapixels at work.. gotta love it.
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Great Shot. Can you point me to a discription of the double Hue/Saturation Technique
Thanks
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Galleries at http://straehle.smugmug.com
 
I cant seem to find a page that describes it, so i'll explain it:

1: take any color photo

2: add a Hue/Sat Adjustment layer, leave it how it is

3: add a second Hue/Sat adjustment layer, and bring the saturation down to 0

You now have a B&W photo..

4: Go back to your first adjustment layer, and slide the Hue slider around.. the look of the photo will totally change depending on where you are in the slider range.

thats it :)
Terry Straehley said:
Andre Richard said:
Thanks andy, i probably introduced more noise than was there by way
of the conversion.. I used the double Hue/Saturation layer
technique to make it B&W. I love the details in all the grasses
though! 8 megapixels at work.. gotta love it.
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Great Shot. Can you point me to a discription of the double
Hue/Saturation Technique
Thanks
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Galleries at http://straehle.smugmug.com
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André Richard
http://refracted.cellwars.net
 
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