B&W Fine Art Photography
B&W Fine Art Photography
If you haven’t read the first two parts please take a look at them, because there you may see the images unsharpened and sharpened with the native tools of each raw converter, and you’ll learn about the specifics of this comparison. Raw Converters Mega Test part I Raw Converters Mega Test part II Raw Converters …
If you haven’t read the first two parts please take a look at them, because there you may see the images unsharpened and sharpened with the native tools of each raw converter, and you’ll learn about the specifics of this comparison. Raw Converters Mega Test part I Raw Converters Mega Test part II Here I …
If you haven’t read the first part please take a look at it, because there you may see the images unsharpened and learn about the specifics of this comparison. Raw Converters Mega Test part I In this second part we shall see how the converters behave in the sharpening department. We will try to sharpen …
In the “old” darkroom days we were used to choose various combinations of film and developer to obtain different results. Some combos exalted the acutance, others put an accent on tonal gradation and so on. What now? Still different raw converters give different results? Or are they limited by the technology used in the camera …
A little present for all my readers! This is an Adobe Lightroom preset that I’ve developed mostly for people pictures, but that suits well even to some kind of landscape photographies: Happy people (right click and “Save as…” to download) To import it into Lightroom just right click (on Mac: option + click) …
The software house Nuwaste studios produce an app very interesting for everyone still devoted to film photography that own an IOS capable device, say an iPhone or an iPod Touch. It’s called Pocket Light Meter and it does exactly what it sounds. It’s a very functional light meter that you can carry in your pocket …