C2040 and C2100 does it have black/white feature

[lufu]

does these camera have feature to take Sepia and Black & White?


if not, how do you de-colour it in photoshop?

Will doing so be the same as compared to the camera having the black/white effect like in Sony F707 or 505

 

[Jayan]

Originally posted by lufu
does these camera have feature to take Sepia and Black & White?


if not, how do you de-colour it in photoshop?

Will doing so be the same as compared to the camera having the black/white effect like in Sony F707 or 505

Oly C-2100UZ --> 4 special effects --> black & white, sepia, black board and white board.

Can easily turn the color pix intio grayscale...lotsa graphics proggie can do it.

 

[Flare]

Originally posted by Jayan


Oly C-2100UZ --> 4 special effects --> black & white, sepia, black board and white board.

Can easily turn the color pix intio grayscale...lotsa graphics proggie can do it.

In photoshop (ps 5 at least)... There's an action to turn pic to sepia. But me think it would be better to have the image in colour first and convert to an other effect on com. 1 thing, If you have it in B&W, u can't get in back to colour. But having the coloured version allow you to see how the pic goes with the other effects... maybe it still looks better in colour?

 

[lufu]

is there any guide, how do you actually turn photo into turn pic to sepia or B/W in Photoshop 6.01 ?

Thanks

 

[Jayan]

Originally posted by lufu
is there any guide, how do you actually turn photo into turn pic to sepia or B/W in Photoshop 6.01 ?

Thanks

There's a small proggie from Mediachance.com called the B/Works that allows u to do all theat. F.O.C.

 

[lufu]

thanks, thats a good website

 

[denizenx]

alamak.. for grayscale can either go to Edit/ Image mode choose Grayscale... need filter or action meh? geez newbies need so much handholding these days... coff coff..

 

[ckiang]

Originally posted by denizenx
alamak.. for grayscale can either go to Edit/ Image mode choose Grayscale... need filter or action meh? geez newbies need so much handholding these days... coff coff..

Straight grayscale is way different from real B&W film. The colour response of B&W film is quite different, so tones are rendered differently. A straight grayscale conversion does not even emulate that, so people came up with actions, filters etc to simulate the popular films like Kodak Tri-X. The best way to do B&W digitally is via Photoshop's Channel Mixer.

Regards
CK

 

[lufu]

Originally posted by ckiang


Straight grayscale is way different from real B&W film. The colour response of B&W film is quite different, so tones are rendered differently. A straight grayscale conversion does not even emulate that, so people came up with actions, filters etc to simulate the popular films like Kodak Tri-X. The best way to do B&W digitally is via Photoshop's Channel Mixer.

Regards
CK

thanks for yuor info

 

[denizenx]

we-ell, since the previous msgs were about grayscale anyway... I dun think he was asking about b/w ala film...
film b/w of cos not just grayscale... and of cos once u start fiddling with the values u shd adjust it as u like... either over-contrasty or super creamy gray... dun let the ghosts of film haunt u...

 

[denizenx]

I do apologise for chiding lufu... but again all these info are on the web and non-obscure links mah... and photoshop is learnt by touching exploring the menus/icons not by asking for handholding when the function is so obvious if u had gone through the menus or even attempted to press F1, which is Help btw...
what a fierce apology... but
hey sorry man lufu.. I gotta chill out... btw I teach Photoshop so hehehe...