Easy-to-use drag-n-drop Photoshop scene creator with more than 2800 items.
I suggest you download and install virtualPhotographer, which will let you experiment with a wide variety of B&W (and colour) looks. It’s free, from http://www.optikvervelabs.com , and quite marvellous.image > mode > greyscale. then an adjustment layer to adjust contrast to your liking.
I suggest you download and install virtualPhotographer…
image > mode > greyscale. then an adjustment layer to adjust contrast to your liking.
In article <B5_cf.139276$>, Neon wrote:I like Virtual Photographer, but if you want to do a straight conversion: New layer over image, fill with white, change its Blend Mode to Color. You can then put a Levels layer between it and the image to play aroun with the colour channels.
I suggest you download and install virtualPhotographer…
image > mode > greyscale. then an adjustment layer to adjust contrast to your liking.
That will equate to just one of the possibilities virtualPhotographer offers. 😎
New layer over image, fill with white, change its Blend Mode to Color. You can then put a Levels layer between it and the image to play aroun with the colour channels.
In article <84%cf.3321$>, Geoff Realname
wrote:New layer over image, fill with white, change its Blend Mode to Color. You can then put a Levels layer between it and the image to play aroun with the colour channels.
Now that I like. 😎
Easy-to-use drag-n-drop Photoshop scene creator with more than 2800 items.
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