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g Difarnecio
{K:542} 11/23/2004
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Ed,
Sorry about the misleading information, no this was not shot with the 10.5. I was in a hurry to post and did not pay attention to the specs. This was shot using a 28-85 probably set to 85. As for the conversion it is nothing more than channel mixer, Hue/saturation set to colorize, and levels. I wish i could tell you the specific settings but unfortunately each photo requires different adjustments. I try to keep the toning to a minimal level of saturation. I vary the toning and the contrast to give it the different tones you see in my portraits. Hope this helps. Thanks for the comments.
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Ed Little, Jr.
{K:78} 11/23/2004
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I am surprise to see that the Nikon 10.5 can be used as a 'portrait lens'. I just purchased the 60 micro to test with portraits. I am still impressed with the BW conversion...
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SORRENTE Patrick
{K:3307} 11/4/2004
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Beautiful !
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Al Calkins
{K:1287} 9/28/2004
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excellent
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Murat Harmanlikli
{K:7846} 9/27/2004
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firsr but excellent attempt.. like it a lot..
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zosia zija
{K:11106} 9/27/2004
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very nice!
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Chris Nichols
{K:7068} 9/27/2004
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Great portrait! Nice tone!
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Thomas Solecki
{K:152} 9/27/2004
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Yes, good lighting and fine crop. Great tones.
Br
Thomas
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Ruta
{K:8771} 9/27/2004
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did you gave him sweets for posing? :))
I like the use of light and the composition/crop you choosed
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