I suspect this could be a good b&w image. What can I do with Photoshop? Any edits are welcomed. Thank you!
Since you want others to play "PS magic" with this one (you particularly aim for b&w conversions???), I moved the thread to the Photoshop Challenges, for that is just what you put up for all of us, a PS challenge, right? I might take you up on that challenge, maybe, though I'm not sure I can bring back what detail there actually is on the planks, but got lost here ... let's see...
Well, I don't know PS but I have a couple others at my disposal This one is just greyscale This one is greyscaled, with a slight orange tint, I'll redo this after work with a better program and see if I can get something I can translate into Photoshop lingo
Well, I first of all PSed the colour version a little to bring out more in that one: And then I had a bit of fun with the Channel Mixer at 100 percent opacity, put to monochrome and then playing with the sliders Red +30, Green +70 and Blue - 20 was this: Red - 30, Green + 30 and Blue + 90 was this: And Red 0, Green +50 and Blue +50 was this: I also began to play with the Channel Mixer, Opacity set to only 80%, then going monochrome, which would be another fun path to go into, but I left things at this for the time being.
Thank you Battou and thank you LaFoto! That is exactly what I needed. I would like to learn how to make tender and dreamy b&w images. I like the first LaFoto made (Red +30, Green +70 and Blue - 20). Thank you again.
Not a problem, When I got in to work I saw La Foto had alredy done what I was going to do so...Sorry I did not go more into detail like I said I would try. I don't have PhotoShop. Only Illustrator and MS PhotoDraw, and I only have PhotoDraw here at work and it is considerably lacking in many reguards.
Thought I would give it a shot. Used Ps CS3, with B/W Styler 1.0 plugin. Using extra short development, grade 3 paper, & daguerreotype color.
I'm having trouble editing my last post, it won't accept when I hit save. So here's the edit. I just had another idea, if you like this one, I'll do it and put it up. But run the walkway the opposite direction...picture at the bottom instead of the top.
