Originally posted by ataunton Thank you. I'm quite enamored with the last pick in your previous post with the cell phone. What kind of PP did you do on that picture?
In Aperture, there is tint sliders for shadows, middle tones and highlights. In that picture the tint for shadows was set to cold colors, tint for middle tones was set to warm.
The overall image was quite dark brown from the raw file too.
You can also see it in the picture with a man walking his dog between the railways, look at the shadows in the concrete, they're cold and the rest is warm.
I do this quite often, think they call it split toning and can be done with curves to. But i find it much easier to do it with with Aperture's sliders, Lightroom has them too.
Originally posted by TOUGEFC Recently going through some older photo's and updating them with my current bw pp.
FA77-
Amazing shot, good work.
Originally posted by mark lj A few from the last week with the 31. Not been using it enough so decided to spend a few days in its company just taking shots of whatever passed in front of me. I'm enjoying it but I think I've identified the need for a 24mm prime of some sort to fill in a wee gap. The last one is a slightly different version of a previously posted one. Change my mind from day to day about pp.
I'd like to have done the butterfly from a different angle but he was a pain to try and get and at least this way you get some of the colour.
Great set of pictures there!