considering b&w

I bought it for my Quattro when I broke the original and no replacements were to be found.  If you're interested let me know and I'll look for it.

Mike

Thanks, you are all very kind.but after seeing the files without the filter I am not sure if I will try color again, the best part is that I can do the jpeg again allover from the x3f file with the same result

xpatUSA wrote:

ole kekkonen wrote:

Thanks, you are all very kind.but after seeing the files without the filter I am not sure if I will try color again, the best part is that I can do the jpeg again allover from the x3f file with the same result

Good one. I don't do B&W often because I prefer the false colors without any filters.

But for interest today, I extracted the blue layer with RawDigger and had at it in FastStone Viewer. Came out quite good:

SD15, no filter, 17-50mm @ 23mm. 100 ISO, f/10, 1/200 sec.

Blue because the solar panel had the narrowest lines and there was more "grain".

very nice!It looks like a gelatine silver print

I guess I can get use to the false colors too

both at @iso 400 no filter

ahhh when in doubt run in circle scream and shout

xpatUSA wrote:

ole kekkonen wrote:

I guess I can get use to the wrong color too

both at @iso 400 no filter

I wonder how it would come out when lit up? Depends what kind of lamps they are, of course. Shadows on the lion-heads should be striking in B&W ...

How about a lions triptych?

ahhh when in doubt run in circle scream and shout

Yes, when there isn't much IR from the scene the colors can be quite pleasant and semi-accurate. Playing with various White Balance selections in SPP can work and trying a I,I

Liking the lions triptych

ole kekkonen wrote:

xpatUSA wrote:

ole kekkonen wrote:

Thanks, you are all very kind.but after seeing the files without the filter I am not sure if I will try color again, the best part is that I can do the jpeg again allover from the x3f file with the same result

Good one. I don't do B&W often because I prefer the false colors without any filters.

But for interest today, I extracted the blue layer with RawDigger and had at it in FastStone Viewer. Came out quite good:

SD15, no filter, 17-50mm @ 23mm. 100 ISO, f/10, 1/200 sec.

Blue because the solar panel had the narrowest lines and there was more "grain".

very nice!It looks like a gelatine silver print

I guess I can get use to the false colors too

both at @iso 400 no filter

ahhh when in doubt run in circle scream and shout

color version peugeot