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Andrzej Pradzynski
{K:22541} 1/18/2006
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Ron you did great job here, I like a pinch of warmer sepia in this monochrome portrait. A great deal of details in the scene and the portrait. I like it, Cheers from close west, n.j
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Kambiz K
{K:37420} 1/18/2006
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It is a very interesting portrait of that man with a very sad eyes. I like the tone .
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Martin .
{K:24957} 1/17/2006
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Ron,
Thank you for the info and help my friend,
Marty
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Ron Wilson
{K:18362} 1/17/2006
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I just do the conversion in PS. But even so there are many way to do it. It's all a matter of how you are feeling at the time. You can download conversion "actions" from this site for free and play play play....
http://www.thelightsright.com/photoshop-tools.htm
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Martin .
{K:24957} 1/16/2006
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Ron,
This works very well for me. What software do you use?
Well done indeed my friend,
Marty
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Pawel Kwasnicki
{K:9651} 1/16/2006
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very good portrait- so natural, good light and detail; best regards, Pawel
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Susie OConnor
{K:34798} 1/15/2006
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Nice job with good detail and depth. Whatever your method...it's working!
Susie
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Dave Stacey
{K:150877} 1/15/2006
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Hi Ron, I think you've got good skin tones here and lots of detail. A lot depends on the program you're using, too, as to how much control you've got over the tones etc. I guess it is personal preference and experimentation, which is what I'm doing now, too.
Thanks for your comments on my snowboarder! The +1ev brightens the scene up from what the camera will give you in fairly bright scene like snow or sand. I think I added a little more in post process as well, but that's where you have to be careful, not to blow out the highlights.
Dave.
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