Black & white pictures....
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Phyxius
Zoooooooom
Hey, is this on that building on the corner were you turn to get to the building and shuttle boat launch for St. Clemet's Island?
Scanvenger hunt taught me lots...
Jameo
What?!
CraneTaker77
New Member
Only ones I had on my Work Computer
Reeling In the Big Rock Fish
Lazy Day
Reeling In the Big Rock Fish
Lazy Day
Phyxius
Zoooooooom
Very observant Ms Stalker
Pfft, I think you were stalking me since you followed me to the first place and took pictures of me.
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
I'm surprised your camera wasn't confiscated at border control.
#1--:shrug:
#2--Potomac Gardens (Gass's store)
#3--Enfields
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Jameo
What?!
I'm surprised your camera wasn't confiscated at border control.
#1--:shrug:
#2--Potomac Gardens (Gass's store)
#3--Enfields
I think border control sent a highly trained peacock after me as I was trying to take some pictures of an old barn. Damn thing come outta no where!
#1 Across the street from Quades.
Tomcat
Anytime
Just courious how do you all change your pics to black and white? i love b&w and have been playing with a few programs, i just dont want to do it permantely and than not have the color print. ThanksI am very new to this but LOVE taking pictures
Most photo editing programs have a B&W option or a way to do it. Always save your original then save your edited work with a different name
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
This is the Samuel Bailey an old oyster buyboat and a piece of floating history. I took this with my old 775 in October of '07 as we were pulling away from the pier. I'd really like to leave the colors of the state flag and have everything else B&W. Photoshop?
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Tomcat
Anytime
This is the Samuel Bailey an old oyster buyboat and a piece of floating history. I took this with my old 775 in October of '07 as we were pulling away from the pier. I'd really like to leave the colors of the state flag and have everything else B&W. Photoshop?
Copy picture, change to B&W, paste copy as a new layer, erase what you don't want from the pasted layer, set opacity or properties of the layer to get details right. If any of that makes sense.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
I don't have PS now, I only have the rudimentary Canon software that came with the camera, but I found this:Elements User: Photoshop Elements Techniques, Tutorials, Downloads, Videotips, Newsletter and more and "Holy Guacamole!".
I had PhotoDeluxe way back when I had my first scanner (Umax Astra 1997 or thereabouts) and I thought that was something. :lifeintheslowlane:
I had PhotoDeluxe way back when I had my first scanner (Umax Astra 1997 or thereabouts) and I thought that was something. :lifeintheslowlane:
hvp05
Methodically disorganized
Yeah, as has been mentioned recently, if you work doing only general color correction and editing you do not need the full PhotoShop; the Elements should do you fine.
As for your photo: you should be able to do what you want without copy/pasting. Just make a new layer on top of the "background", go B&W, select the flag, then 'erase' the B&W within that area.
MrX
High Octane
atrusomder
Isaiah 55:8-9
Here are a few of my B&W
