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Falls at Night
Edmonton , Alberta , Canada
Falls at Night Reconverted
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Edmonton , Alberta , Canada

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Posted By travis_cooper [Profile] [Gallery] Original Filesize 66.4 KB
Category Night Scene Original Dimensions 800 x 534
Date Posted 12-11-2007 Number Of Views 1,774
Average Rating 0.00, 0 votes Number Of Comments 3
Title Falls at Night Reconverted
Description Same as the previous picture, this time I used the Greg Gorman technique.
Camera K110D
Lens FA 50mm 1.4
Location Downtown Salt Lake City
EXIF Information:
File Name IMGP9847-Edit_low-res.jpg File Size 67964 Bytes
File Date 2010:11:23 07:05:39 Camera Make PENTAX Corporation
Camera Model PENTAX K110D Date/Time 2007:12:08 17:28:43
Resolution 800 x 534 Flash Used No
Focal Length 50.0mm (35mm Equivalent: 75mm) Exposure Time 6.000 s
Aperture f/16.0 ISO Equivalent 200
White Balance Manual Metering Mode pattern
Exposure Shutter Priority (Semi-auto) Lens Smc PENTAX-FA 50mm F1.4
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#1
12-12-2007
Nesster
Veteran Member




Falls at Night Reconverted

The differences are subtle, this one's got deeper tone and more contrast. I'm not sure it is an improvement over your first attempt. I like the photo very much for all the transformation of liquid and light.
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#2
12-12-2007
Falls at Night Reconverted

I agree with Nesster here. I am learning that a subtle change in settings can completely change the feel of the B&W photos. Especially one like this where there is flowing water. I am torn as to which one I like most, the first softer more flowing feel or the second with more contrast and detail. I think I lean towards the Reconverted. But Hanging on a pastel wall the first would win.
This is why I do not leave comments very often. I am just not qualified.....
Thanks for the link to Gregs conversion info.
 
#3
12-13-2007
daacon
Veteran Member




Falls at Night Reconverted

The conversion steps do indeed add detail. As others mentioned I think the improvements are very subtle in this shot. I think I like this version better just with the differnces in the flood lights under the water.
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