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Thread started 23 Jun 2003 (Monday) 19:48
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rfreve
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Jun 23, 2003 19:48 |  #1

I've read that a red filter will enhance the contrast of a B&W photo. Has anybody tried that with a G3? Is it better to enhance using Photoshop.




  
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polloloco81
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Jun 23, 2003 20:56 |  #2

I have a Tiffen red 24 filter, and I find it practically useless. If you want better BnW shots, you can get much more refined results with photoshop.


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pukkita
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Jun 24, 2003 04:13 |  #3

Have a look at Ian Lyons tutorial http://www.computer-darkroom.com/tutorials​/tutorial_2_1.htm (external link) it seems typical BW filters are superfluous with digital photography.




  
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