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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 7/24/2005
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Well all the grey shades seem to be there, Roger!
Excellent conversion!
Best regards, Chris
P.S. Thanks for pointing out the slip on my recent upload. I filled in the 'lens' type too quickly. I actually took it with my 70-300 at full tilt!!
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 7/24/2005
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Chris, I wasn't actually pointing out a slip. I was thinking that the 1.5 multiplicatiion factor of your zoom's 70mm "tele" end must have produced a stronger exaggeration of the slope than I remembered. After all, it's been almost 50 years since I was there! Thanks for commenting on this one, Chris, as it's unlikely to attract any more. Whichever filter I used, I couldn't get the wheelbarrow to "stand out."
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Richard Thornton
{K:26442} 7/25/2005
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Watch out! The more you fool around with wheelbarrows the "artier" you're getting. I like this immensely. There is a sort of order to the vertically stacked conduits. Variations on a theme. So what are you doing now to emulate Tri-X with a green filter? Maybe using the green channel and converting to b+w?
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Roger Williams
{K:84106} 7/25/2005
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Hi, Richard. I have a plugin that offers close emulatin of the spectral characteristics of each film and really DOES succeed in emulating the "look." There's also some clever stuff with graih/edge sharpness and of course the effects of colour filters are easily duplicated from a colour image. Can't claim any skills--I just click on menus!
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Jani Salvataggio
{K:26853} 8/2/2005
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Very very good details!
regards
Jani
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