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I just put all the exported JPGs into Google Photos. Works well for sharing both individual photos and albums.
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Are there any good resources on learning how to b/w? I love black and white photos and looking at photobooks and b/w photos that other people took but my own ones always suck (moreso than my colour photos, that is). I'm not sure where to start other than just shooting. But then the raw always has colour info anyway and more often than not, I find that my photo works better in colour.
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Jan 29, 2024 10:59
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shame on an IGA posted:How are you getting from digital color to B&W, are you using a mode on your camera that automatically dumps a monochrome jpg? some sort of monochrome preset in your editor? Yeah I put my camera in black & white mode, mostly just to see b&w on the camera screen, but I shoot RAW and edit in lightroom, so it doesn't actually make any difference to the actual picture. And then when I do the editing I usually notice that it looks better in colour (which is just one click away). shame on an IGA posted:My suggestion is to load up a few of your favorite color photos and a few more of those b&w with color raws you were disappointed by into photoshop or gimp or what have you and play with the channel mixer for a few hours. That's a great idea, thanks!
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Feb 10, 2024 10:03
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Yes, scanning with a camera is much more labor intensive.The lab I go to has a Hi-Res DSLR scan option which is a higher resolution than their highest-res scanner option, but it's 35€ extra per roll or something.
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