airfrogusmc
Veteran
Hi Bill,
My experience is similar to Kaus. I had a dark room either through work and/or at home from the early 1980s until 2007. I shot and printed both my personal work both color and B&W and printed both commercially to.
The only B&W digital I warmed up to is the MM. I also am not try to imitate the look of film but I embrace the look of files from the MM. I never cared for SE or LR eve though I have them both. I use CS6. All personal preference but I find photoshop CS6 more in line with the way I work in a wet darkroom.
My experience is similar to Kaus. I had a dark room either through work and/or at home from the early 1980s until 2007. I shot and printed both my personal work both color and B&W and printed both commercially to.
The only B&W digital I warmed up to is the MM. I also am not try to imitate the look of film but I embrace the look of files from the MM. I never cared for SE or LR eve though I have them both. I use CS6. All personal preference but I find photoshop CS6 more in line with the way I work in a wet darkroom.