One of the most largest errors newcomers make when modifying black and white pictures isn’t modifying sufficient or over-editing. It is simple to …
One of the most largest errors newcomers make when modifying black and white pictures isn’t modifying sufficient or over-editing. It is simple to …
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Dear Mr. Brockwell, Congratulations on your great work, a big admirer here!!
Would it be possible for you to make a tutorial of taking a DSLR Scan of a Black/White Film Negative and work on it using your techniques?
best regards
Giovanni
Thanks Richard ! I see you're using the Lumenzia panel – will you show us how you would use it in your B&W workflow ?
Hi Richard, your films are amazing. When you are going to edit people, portraits or people on the street ? of course black and white. You do great landscaping, but what else?
Hi Richard, I have been following your instructive videos which have been really helpful, I have one question. I have been using your technique where after the initial processing the photo in Lightroom and then sending it to photoshop. After changing the photo to black and white, so far so good, it’s when I turn on gradient map the photo turns into a negative, moving the sliders doesn’t do anything, something has changed I have no idea what, any suggestions.
You've improved on Gods work – congratulations, what a difference !
Richard, you're my favorite YouTuber – I didn't quite understand mistake 4. In the video, you showed it from the inside, it's unclear which brush you chose, how you touch the image and it brightens or darkens. It's not clear; not everyone is advanced. You explain the other mistakes very well.
A very helpful video
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😮😮😮amazing 🎉
Thank you Richard ! I don’t have Photoshop but I have Lightroom. Can we only do it with Lightroom alone ?
Thank you again!
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– Rahul Deshpande
Whenever I make Black and write edits, I wonder: What would Richard to here?. Thanks for sharing.
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Cheers Richard – I follow a similar technique when turning digital colour shots to monchrome. I've made a note of your pointers and will apply them when needed. But I have to confess, I much prefer to take my mono shots using film and process/scan them prior to any final work via computer. To me, the darkroom is still king. Best wishes from South Wales, UK.
Hello everyone 😊 this video has the potential to increase your editing skills 😊