Mark, while I think the subject deserves a try in B&W, I'd stick with
the color version so far. Maybe just a little more contrast, as there is
almost no really dark area in the test.
LF
Mark Roberts escreveu:
Christine Aguila wrote:
Hi Mark: I'd have no problem with you posting any of your renderings
of this shot if you have a minute & if you don't mind. I've never
used the BW-Plus plug-in for Photoshop. Can you use that with
Elements 5?
I'm pretty sure it will work in PSE 5. Try it, it's free.
http://www.cybia.co.uk/bwplus.htm
Its only downside is that it only works with 8-bit color, so I usually
get the tonal range of the image in the ballpark in color and 16-bit
mode before doing a conversion. Often I'll make several duplicate
layers of the original image in color and apply a different BW-Plus
filter to each layer. Then I can compare the result quickly by turning
off all layers above the one I want to see.
With this conversion I couldn't decide between the Green filter and
the Yellow, so I used both, with the Green on top and set to about 60%
opacity (I think):
http://www.robertstech.com/temp/aguila-1.jpg
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