Hey Mr. Steve, thanks very much! Yes, I definitely have done some conversions, and I’ve also shot in b&w. Usually I go ahead and shoot in color and then convert it digitally though, since you can always convert that direction, but not from black and white to color! : )
Julia, have you tried shooting in be and converting to color digitally?
If you haven’t, try it to see if you can. I always thought you couldn’t but
I tried with mine and it would.
Have a great day. Steve
Yes, actually, I’ve shot b/w in RAW, which doesn’t actually make it black and white, just shows up like that in your viewfinder. When you shoot b/w in jpeg, though, you can’t convert to the original colors, can you?
I shoot in RAW so that is why it will go back to color. I guess once you convert to JPG it is set. I love shooting RAW, you have many more options with your pictures and your original is always there. What software do you use to process?
RAW is definitely the way to go for the greatest flexibility. For processing I use Photoshop CS3. I have it mainly to use with some reformatting work I’m doing for my grandparents… but it sure comes in handy for my photography, too! 🙂
ooopsie…i meant for that last comment to go with the other set of pics at the top of the page….{this blogging stuff is so new to me} {{grin grin chuckle snort}}
Gorgeous, gorgeous sepia images!!! I too love sepia images and have a few on my blog … I enter a weekly meme to push and inspire me to try different things with sepia.
Julia, I like these a lot. Have you tried any black & white conversions with some of your photos.
Steve
Hey Mr. Steve, thanks very much! Yes, I definitely have done some conversions, and I’ve also shot in b&w. Usually I go ahead and shoot in color and then convert it digitally though, since you can always convert that direction, but not from black and white to color! : )
Julia, have you tried shooting in be and converting to color digitally?
If you haven’t, try it to see if you can. I always thought you couldn’t but
I tried with mine and it would.
Have a great day. Steve
Yes, actually, I’ve shot b/w in RAW, which doesn’t actually make it black and white, just shows up like that in your viewfinder. When you shoot b/w in jpeg, though, you can’t convert to the original colors, can you?
I shoot in RAW so that is why it will go back to color. I guess once you convert to JPG it is set. I love shooting RAW, you have many more options with your pictures and your original is always there. What software do you use to process?
Steve
RAW is definitely the way to go for the greatest flexibility. For processing I use Photoshop CS3. I have it mainly to use with some reformatting work I’m doing for my grandparents… but it sure comes in handy for my photography, too! 🙂
CS3, that’s cool. I would love to have the new PS and know how to use it proficiently. I have PS 5 (old, very old) and can’t even maximize it.
Take care.
Steve
love your new photos julia!
man…get rid of that watermark so that i can steal it for my blog already…
lol…..
have a great day~
chas
ooopsie…i meant for that last comment to go with the other set of pics at the top of the page….{this blogging stuff is so new to me} {{grin grin chuckle snort}}
yes, i love sepia~~~
a kindred spirit indeed~
chas
Gorgeous, gorgeous sepia images!!! I too love sepia images and have a few on my blog … I enter a weekly meme to push and inspire me to try different things with sepia.
Gena @ Thinking Aloud
Thanks very much! You have a great site yourself! Thanks for dropping by. 🙂