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Been visiting the forum since last December when I puchased my FZ20 and have learned alot (still have a long way to go)
Anyway my wife thought it would be nice to try and make a collage of pictures to hang up in the apartment and I am torn on a few pics about leaving them in color or trying B&W for a change. Any comments would be greatly appreciated The original was sharpened using Picasa2 and resized 100% crop and the B&W was just a convertion from sharpened original. Original color |
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this isn't a good image for B&W, IMHO. not enough contrast between Hobbes and the rug... B&W works best, and is most dramatice, when there are distinct, contrasting elements in the image. i'd leave this one in color...
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Thanks for the comment squirl.
And thanks for the advice on what helps make a good B&W photot |
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Have to agree with Squirrl. The original colour image works where as the B&W doesn't work - not enough contrast in the shot. You'll know when a shot looks right in B&W - it will just stand out even if the colour image is very good.
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Sprice, For something different try a combination of color and B/W. For instance make the backgound B/W and leave the color in the cat. Just a thought. Jim
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Thats a nice idea ... it could work.
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