B/W Photos of Westerns ?
Scott Selby Med-Hem
selby at lenti.med.umn.edu
Mon Jul 17 16:40:16 EST 1995
Jim Hutchins (hutchins at fiona.umsmed.edu) wrote:
: Jeff Leonard (leonardj at ava.bcc.orst.edu) wrote:
: : Hi, Are there any photography experts out there that can give me some advice
: : on making black and white photos of Westerns stained with NBT/BCIP. Purple
: : bands on a purple background are obvious to my eye but fade into shdes of
: : gray on the photos. High contrast film, filters, paper?
: : E-mail replies welcome.
: : Jeff Leonard
: : leonardj at bcc.orst.edu
: Jeff,
: The general rule is: to increase contrast (what you want to do), use a color
: filter which is the opposite color to what you want to photograph. For
: example, blue filters increase contrast on brown, yellow or green increase
: contrast of purple (depending on the exact shade of purple).
Or if you have access to it, scan the image into Adobe Photoshop. You
can do miracles with a Photoshop image.
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