One of the most important creative decisions you'll make when editing your photos is choosing between color or black and white. When does a photo look better in monochrome? What should the highlight of your photo be if you want to go for a black and white image? How do you know which between the two gives a better mood for your photos? JT of Run N Gun YouTube channel answers these questions and more in one of his latest rundown of useful photography tips.
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If you find yourself drawn to the dreamy and dramatic quality of black and white photography and want to get your hands into shooting your own, you have to tweak your mindset a little bit. It's not as easy as merely shooting anything and everything in your camera's monochrome mode; it involves looking at things a little differently so you can, in turn, capture extraordinary images. thephoblographer.com »
2019-11-09 14:00
While some folks hate black and white, I find there to be special magic to it. Of course, not every black and white image is super sharp. But compared to a comparable color photo, they're far sharper. thephoblographer.com »
2019-10-29 07:00
How do you make sure the colors in your photos are as accurate as you saw them with your own eyes? You set the white balance on your camera or do it in post-processing. In a quick tutorial by J.T. of the Run N Gun channel, he explains how this is done through a variety of white balance presets and how you can create your own white balance setting. thephoblographer.com »
2018-05-29 22:00
Lifestyle photographer Scotty Turner shared his ‘super scientific’ white balance method on YouTube this morning, and it is spot on. Instead of getting technical about it, he does what we’ve all done at one point or another: he jostles the slider like a maniac to ‘reset’ his eyes. Of course, there are better (read: more […] petapixel.com »
2016-09-08 19:05
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