Midnight Sepia

I use it sometimes, sparingly. I often blend it at about 50% opacity with the original.

Do you mean midnight black, or is there a midnight B&W that I can't find?

i bet she is referring to the midnight black.

The action I uploaded was definitely called Midnight Sepia.. I think Dave's Midnight Sepia. I also prefer the look in wedding photos

yes, i use midnight but you should try the black sepia as well

I have been using the Midnight Sepia action for a couple of years now. Rather than people, I find it most effective on cityscapes. Here is one shot from the Space Needle in Seattle, looking south.

Rad

And, while I was at it, I also used a Dragan filter and Urban Acid (Which is pretty close to a E6/C41 cross process.)

And lastly (since it is still on the image server) is the Midnight Sepia version that I layered, straightened and boosted the color in. This I eventually printed.

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space needle shot hugh, nice work

wow, very nice radtech!

Is something wrong w/my eyes? I don't see the space needle.

I like them all. The urban one is a cool effect.

Oh, sorry, it's FROM the space needle...nevermind! Haven't been there in years.

I agree with Tim, whenever I use an action like this (and also the Kubota actions) I always turn done the opacity on the effected layer.

Jenni, clean out your PM box! I'm trying to send you a PM, but your box is full.

May i know what is the exact way to turn that effect? i did try after the Gaussian blur i dun how to turn the curve to that specific color. Any idea who know how to edit?

I've never used midnight sepia (or my version of it anyway) on a b&w, only on colour. I'll have to try converting one to b&w and see what it does.

sadx wrote in post #4154810
May i know what is the exact way to turn that effect? i did try after the Gaussian blur i dun how to turn the curve to that specific color. Any idea who know how to edit?

You'll find it here.

Toogy wrote in post #1936793
I agree with Tim, whenever I use an action like this (and also the Kubota actions) I always turn done the opacity on the effected layer.

+1

Hey Jeff, no lie... I saw a guy at work who looked as though he could be your twin brother. Freaked me right out.