Black & whites

[markc]

Remember for the last 100 years, all they had was printing in an enlarger with only contrast and density control. Don't make it too complicated.

There are a lot of tricks you can do in the darkroom. You can dodge and burn selected areas, or expose part of a print with one contrast filter for a set time and expose another part with a different grade filter for a different amount of time. It's pretty similar.

 

[jemmy]

:hail: THANKS HEAPS FOR ALL THE ADVICE!!! WILL SPEND TODAY MUCKING AROUND ON SOME IMAGES.... YESTERDAY I DID A 'FAUX BRIDE' SHOOT WITH A FRIEND AND SHOT 'RAW' FOR THE FIRST TIME... ANYWAY, AFTER USING MY CANON RAW CONVERSION SOFTWARE, I WAS PROBABLY HAPPIER THAN EVER WITH MY B & WS.... STILL HEAPS TO LEARN I KNOW BUT WELL ON THE WAY THANKS TO YOU GUYS!!! THANKYOU :heart: THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOU:heart: