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| 10-13-2008, 05:15 AM | #1 |
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Posts: 46 | grainy B&W - not from high ISO ? been trying to get nice atmospheric black and white portraits converting from colour Had a go using K10 at max ISO but it just doesnt give the soft effect for portraits I am after (see pic, especially the cheek area). ISO 100 conversions lack any real 'feel'. Suspect 400ASA may have been a good choice and add some grain later in Elements 2.0 any suggestions ? |
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| 10-13-2008, 05:47 AM | #2 |
| Senior Member Location: Cape Town, South Africa Gallery Photos:
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Posts: 232 | This is a good question. Im hunting the perfect "feel" ISO fir b&w conversions myself. I find that my body set on "strong" NR with around ISO 800 gives me the feel I like for facial shots. I don't apply NR during PP though. Think I will follow this thread for a while, see what pops up |
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