mangamonster
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Hi folks 
I'm starting to fiddle around with PP in LightZone. It's pretty darn nice for such a small application. This is my first attempt on a digital b/w.
How does it look? I've been messing around with it so long that I can't even tell any longer if it looks ok.
Ricoh GR-D f2.8 28mm - b/w jpg
Thx!
-Dave
I'm starting to fiddle around with PP in LightZone. It's pretty darn nice for such a small application. This is my first attempt on a digital b/w.
How does it look? I've been messing around with it so long that I can't even tell any longer if it looks ok.
Ricoh GR-D f2.8 28mm - b/w jpg
Thx!
-Dave
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
I quite like the tones but I find the digital noise a little excessive. What ISO was that pic taken at?
mangamonster
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ISO 800. The noise was actually much less prior to PP...you think I should bring the grainy look down a bit?
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
mangamonster said:
Definitely ... there's something about noise that makes it far less attractive than grain! It always seems a little random to me.
Morca007
Matt
First impressions-
-I'm not a fan of the toning, I would stick with a slightly higher contrast B/W.
-The noise does feel excessive to me.
-I'm not a fan of the toning, I would stick with a slightly higher contrast B/W.
-The noise does feel excessive to me.
mangamonster
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Thanks for the excellent input all of you I'm gonna keep working at it!
I'm gonna keep working at it!