On Dec 23, 2008, at 1:22 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> I've can't see that green does much of anything to skin tones... at
> least in ACR. Using yellow, orange or red progressively blocks more
> and
> more of the skylight except blue. They progressively darken the sky,
> lighten the clouds and increase the contrast in B&W. If you're
> shooting
> people under incandescent there's probably not a whole lot of green to
> filter in the first place. Color cast is going to be predominantly
> yellow-orange-red and those color filters will have a larger effect on
> brightness and contrast.
>
> Shoot in color and do your B&W conversion and filtration in PS. That
> gives you many more options than with shooting film or applying
> in-camera filtration. It makes it very easy to experiment since you
> can
> redo the same image 1000 ways.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
<snip>
Yeah, was just playing around (and tend to go in-camera B/W when maxed
out at ISO and mixed color
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