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I got my first dslr last week, so this was my first time shooting at a gig with it. The pics came out a bit noisy, I think I was using too low a f number.As for processing on these I corrected the wb and resized them, I also converted them to B&W. I’ll put the colour versions up later. All comments welcome.
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Very nice set there, great atmosphere and sense of intimacy.
I don’t find them too noisy, but I do think they’d look soooo much better if the blacks were pushed a bit. A tweak in levels would really help.
Can I asked how you converted to b&w?Sinead
jessthespringer wrote:
Very nice set there, great atmosphere and sense of intimacy.
I don’t find them too noisy, but I do think they’d look soooo much better if the blacks were pushed a bit. A tweak in levels would really help.
Can I asked how you converted to b&w?Sinead
Thanks Sinead,I just used the flickr b&w effect to convert. I might re-edit them and see if I can improve on them.
David Qualter wrote:
Great set. Number 2 is my favorite great lighting and atmosphere.
Thanks David.
Jonnyp16v wrote:
jessthespringer wrote:
Very nice set there, great atmosphere and sense of intimacy.
I don’t find them too noisy, but I do think they’d look soooo much better if the blacks were pushed a bit. A tweak in levels would really help.
Can I asked how you converted to b&w?Sinead
Thanks Sinead,I just used the flickr b&w effect to convert. I might re-edit them and see if I can improve on them.
Ah, I’ve never used that myself, but I think it might be better to have more control of the conversion yourself, in Photoshop, or if you don’t have PS, GIMP, which is A LOT like PS, but FREE! just do a search online, for free gimp download. LightRoom is also very good, with tons of presets, but they’ll usually need a spot of tweaking to get them just right.
Might be something of interest here also black-and-white-conversions-t40251.html
Sinead
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