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20th January 2009
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keepers of the kingdom
Last edited by smokysun; 9th March 2009 at 22:32. |
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20th January 2009
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Re: keepers of the kingdom
nice black and white shot from DP1, that is one thing I would like to ask, does the DP1 have a dedicated black and white function? If so, how would it compare against the likes of the LX3 with its very usable "dynamic B&W" function?
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20th January 2009
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Re: keepers of the kingdom
it does have both sepia and black and white, however they don't seem to work with raw, which is what i've been shooting, going the conversion route.
wayne www.pbase.com/wwp helpers Last edited by smokysun; 11th March 2009 at 15:15. |
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22nd January 2009
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Location: Antwerpen
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Re: keepers of the kingdom
Hi Wayne,
I like the 1st and 4th images especially. Nice conversions. |
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22nd January 2009
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Re: keepers of the kingdom
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22nd January 2009
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Re: keepers of the kingdom
Last edited by smokysun; 11th March 2009 at 15:15. |
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