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What is the effect where some objects are a single bright color but the rest is black and white?
There is an option to filter only one color (R,G,B,Y) in my camera. What I want to know is can this effect be achieved in photoshop? And what is this called? I tried googling monochrome and came up ...
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When is application of a sepia effect or filter useful?
We already know that the black and white filters can be used to see geometric layouts of a certain scene, without showing or emphasizing the colors. (i.e. where the colors are not important)
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What zone does lith film cutoff occur in?
With lith film, exposure accuracy is said to be of great concern - basically, it's a matter of black and white. But when metering, what zone does the cutoff between black and white happen in - is it ...
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What monochrome color schemes have been popular?
There's the classic black-and-white photography, originating from silver-based photography, contemporarily used mostly to bring out shapes, texture or space, or give a "quality" feeling. And there's ...
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Panasonic GF3 - stuck on monochrome?
My boss has just purchased a Panasonic GF3 camera, and every photo he takes is in monochrome - he's certain it's a software issue since it says 'mono' on the LCD display.
He's thoroughly checked the ...
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How can I visualise in monochrome via an optical viewfinder?
Many years ago I had a glass filter I could look through to get an idea of what a scene might look like on black and white film. I think it was blue coloured, long gone I'm afraid.
Does anyone have ...
