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By: Manu
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Photographer	Manu {Karma:13082}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Olympus C750UZ
Categories	Humor Journalism Street	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Olympus
Uploaded	2/5/2005	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - London State - COVENT GARDEN Country - United Kingdom
About	Took this shot today in Covent Garden, London. The one thing I would like a little help in is converting color into BW...it always seems so gray..? Cheers Manu

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Manu {K:13082} 2/27/2005

Many thanks for this help Carlos but I use Photoshop Elements 2 and cannot find these details. But useful comments like this are what I look for on this site...keep them coming!

Manu

Carlos

{K:12969} 2/19/2005

Binman? meet Barrelman? http://www.usefilm.com/image/663211.html

Several conversion methods available? I lifted the following from a must have book titled ?the Photoshop CS book for digital photographers?, by Scott Kelby. Published by New Riders.

With the picture on the screen, go to ?Image?, ?Mode? and convert the picture to ?Lab Color?.

Next click your ?Channels palette? ? you now have a ?Lightness? channel separated from the color information.

Since it is the grey scale we want you click on the ?Lightness? channel to make it active, go to ?Image? menu, and click ?Greyscale?. Click OK to discard the other channels.

The channels pallet only shows the Gray channel.

On the Layers pallet click the background layer and press the ?Control-J? keys to duplicate the layer.
And switch the Blend mode of the duplicated layer from ?Normal? to ?Multiply?.

Image is probably quite dark, but it now that you lower the opacity to arrive at your desired (and much richer? tonal balanced destination.

Regards
C

Manu Antigua {K:598} 2/6/2005

i really like the strength that your shots have. i like the way you capture the scenes and make them more than they are. ...heheheh that goes to all your images. keep in touch and thanks for the comment

Maria José Barres {K:11276} 2/5/2005

Nice street photo and very funny!
Greetings,.

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