Show me: your black/white or sepia photos

[grover]

here is one I took last weekend..had to be sneaky about it and zoom in on him..lol...but the sun was so nice at that moment shining in the house--starting to set--and I love to use sepia. And..i have no clue why he wears shades in the house

 

[6TimeMomma]

 

[DVC Jen]

here is one I took last weekend..had to be sneaky about it and zoom in on him..lol...but the sun was so nice at that moment shining in the house--starting to set--and I love to use sepia. And..i have no clue why he wears shades in the house

As my almost 14 yr old DD would say.... "because he is cool like that."

 

[photo_chick]

This great thread slipped all the way to page 2! I just had to post another image to bump it up!

 

[0bli0]

here are a couple of street shots from a quick trip to bangkok 2 weeks ago. taken with rangefinder @ 28 & 40mm.

 

[0bli0]

more bangkok street shots

 

[tinksdad]

Nice series 0bli0!!

 

[photo_chick]

 

[0bli0]

four shots taken on voigtlander r4a on tmax 400 - developed in hc110 (except the last one)

i can't believe kalen is almost 6 months already

my nephews engrossed in multiplayer mario kart

it's autumn here now...

dw takes some time out from baking cakes (developed in d-76.)

tmax and d-76 is just not a nice combo. it brings out grain nicely, but it tends to really blow highlights unless you shorten developing time. oh well, the shop finally got tri-x 400 back in stock, which works very well in both d-76 and hc110.

 

[roxannensteve]

How do you do these types of photos? I have Photo Impact but can't figure it out.

 

[Gdad]

One of my DD3 at the beach...

 

[tinksdad]

How do you do these types of photos? I have Photo Impact but can't figure it out.

It's called "Selective Coloring". Using layers, desaturate and the layer mask to 'paint away' the b&w and show the color under. Not sure how to accomplish it in Photo Impact. But here's a link explaing the process in Photo Shop.


I googled and found these links. These might help
http://www.ulead.com/learning/pi/pi8_06_1.htm
http://www.digital-fotofusion.co.uk/pi/archive/2005/08/image_colour_ad.html

 

[roxannensteve]

It's called "Selective Coloring". Using layers, desaturate and the layer mask to 'paint away' the b&w and show the color under. Not sure how to accomplish it in Photo Impact. But here's a link explaing the process in Photo Shop.


I googled and found these links. These might help
http://www.ulead.com/learning/pi/pi8_06_1.htm
http://www.digital-fotofusion.co.uk/pi/archive/2005/08/image_colour_ad.html

Thanks - going try to figure it out...

 

[roxannensteve]

I know its not good - but how do I get all those little areas yellow? Do I just play around with it more or is there an easier way?

 

[Master Mason]

zoom way in so you have real control. Another option is if that is the only yellow you had you can just select the color in the picture.

 

[roxannensteve]

zoom way in so you have real control. Another option is if that is the only yellow you had you can just select the color in the picture.

Will try - Thanks

 

[0bli0]

some more film shots - this time back on trusty tri-x 400 filmstock - developed in d-76. shot with voigtlander r4a and ultron 28mm f/1.9

 

[Gdad]

One from Today...

 

[Gdad]

I usually Cringe when I see selective color so forgive me for posting one here- but I just kind of liked this one from Easter.

 

[EeyoreBrat]

I'm not very good... But I have one as well. This is Miss. Mary a truck we have on the property. It was taken on a Canon S3IS in color, and the saturation and contrast were adjusted in Photoshop CS.