landscapes with fuji x

[papedo]

Cold early morning at the Maas river, Netherlands (X-T1, 55-200mm)

 

Cold dawn at the river 1 by Pascal van Gerven, on Flickr

 

the first one is great!!

[tmuehlbacher]

The Mirror - Lake Achen, Austria

X-T1 / 18-55 2.8-4

 

[Ektachrome]

Cold early morning at the Maas river, Netherlands (X-T1, 55-200mm)

 

Cold dawn at the river 1 by Pascal van Gerven, on Flickr

This one is nice.

[Ektachrome]

Did some editing (not the exact same pic but same series and light).

Edit is much better!

[sebas1430]

My first shots of the winter

 

 

 

Edited January 18, 2017 by sebas1430

[PascallacsaP]

This one is nice.

 

Thanks!

[Peter Zimmer]

 

on the beach. by P. Zimmer, auf Flickr

Edited January 14, 2017 by zipe

[Fernandohk]

Winter in Hokkaido. XPro2 18mm F2

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[lleo]

The last one could easily being used as a Christmas card.

 

My first shots of the winter

 

 

 

[TClair]

Taken with X-Pro1...

 

 

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[TClair]

Another with X-Pro1...

 

 

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[Fernandohk]

Twilight in Sapporo. Xpro2 . 18mm F2

 

 

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[Fernandohk]

On the beach. Xpro 2 14mm F2.8

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[RosieC]

Last summer at Pashley Manor Gardens, East Sussex. Colour or B&W ?

X-T1 with 35mm lens f2

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[lleo]

Is it out of the camera or processed on computer?

[Enzio]

Minolta W.Rokkor 28/2.8 MD on X-E2  

 

Winterjagd by Enzio Harpaintner, auf Flickr

[RosieC]

Is it out of the camera or processed on computer?

 

Both are ooc jpegs from the camera.

 

Rosie

[George_P]

Rosie,

The bw one is beautiful, like film. Let us see some more.

[lleo]

Ok. Did you ever try any confrontation? I mean shooting in colour and transforming the image in b&w on the computer.

You get quite different results.

[milandro]

you probably mean a comparison...

[lleo]

Yep. I'm gettin old and cranky, beside senile and dyslexic

[milandro]

... that explains the confrontational thing     

[Isaac Hilman]

My favourite method for converting Color photos to B&W, has to be Photoshop Gradient map. I watched a video which walked through about 8 different methods, but the gradient map seemed to retain the largest tonal range of colors when converted into B&W. I shoot 100% of my photos in color, but end up converting a lot to B&W in post. Usual method is to fully edit for color in Lightroom, transfer to Photoshop only to apply the "Gradient Map", then bring it back to lightroom and adjust levels to taste.

 

Here's an example of the look when finished:

 

 

I've tried just editing in Lightroom by switching to the B&W panel, but for some reason it often reduces the overall tonal range of colors. Gradient map is visibly better, every time (and it's a very simple conversion!)

[Ektachrome]

Thanks that's cool, I'd never heard of the gradient map.

[lleo]

Ja. You have no idea how often I write a certain word while thinking to another one.

 

... that explains the confrontational thing