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Don\u2019t pay attention to Paul Simon. Everything looks great<\/em> in black-and-white, and monochrome imaging isn\u2019t going away anytime soon, no matter what kind of cameras you prefer to use.<\/p>\n

Digital photographers have lots of software and techniques that can be used to turn color digital images into monochrome and everybody has their favorites, but there are not many ways to get a color image to look as if it was shot with a specific kind of black and white film. Here are some of the best power tools around these days:<\/p>\n

The technically oriented will love Silver Oxide\u2019s Photoshop-compatible plug-ins. These plug-ins emulate specific black-and-white films including Agfa\u2019s APX 25, 100; Kodak\u2019s Tri-X, TMAX, TMY, Plus X, Pan X, T400CN, Verichrome; and Ilford\u2019s HP5, FP4, Pan F, Delta 100, Delta 400, and XP2. Recently they\u2019ve added some new Kodak emulsions including TMZ, Tech Pan, and Portra 400. Silver Oxide\u2019s Bill Dusterwald told me \u201cTech Pan is the most unusual film that I’ve profiled. It has half the green response of any film, and a very strong red response. This makes the tonality very different from all the others.\u201d Want an infrared look? Use their SilverIR Filter. All you have to do is take a color image, scanned or from a digital camera and, using the SilverIR filter, make it appear like a real infrared photograph.<\/p>\n

\"https:\/\/www.adorama.com\/alc\/wp-content\/uploads\/alc_images\/article8244_1.jpg\"Using Silver Oxide is easy: When you select any of the film-specific filters from Photoshop CS\u2019 Filter > Silver Oxide menu, a control panel will appear. Every Enhanced Silver Oxide plug-in includes three color filters built in, that have been used by black-and-white photographers \u201calmost as long as there has been film.\u201d To change the relationship of tonalities in the image, you can apply the digital equivalent of a Red (25A), Yellow (8) Green (11) or even no filter. Silver Oxide modeled each of those filters and does the filtering before applying the film model, so the final result would appear just as if you had made the photograph with the filter attached to the front of the lens. Cool huh? Silver Oxide\u2019s Photoshop-compatible plug-ins are available for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS 9 or OS X.<\/p>\n

\"https:\/\/www.adorama.com\/alc\/wp-content\/uploads\/alc_images\/article8244_2.jpg\"Another way to give a black-and-white film look to digital images is with one of The Imaging Factory\u2019s Convert To B&W plug-ins. The basic plug-in Convert to B&W plug-in costs $39.95, but does not give you an easy way to emulate a specific black-and -white film, although the more technically inclined could easily use its Audio Mixer interface to tweak the tonality to reproduce a specific monochrome film. Oh yeah, Convert To B&W lets you tone the image, too.<\/font><\/p>\n

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Don\u2019t pay attention to Paul Simon. Everything looks <\/font>great<\/span><\/em> in black-and-white, and monochrome imaging isn\u2019t going away anytime soon, no matter what kind of cameras you prefer to use.<\/p>\n

Digital photographers have lots of software and techniques that can be used to turn color digital images into monochrome and everybody has their favorites, but there are not many ways to get a color image to look as if it was shot with a specific kind of black and white film. Here are some of the best power tools around these days:<\/p>\n

The technically oriented will love Silver Oxide\u2019s Photoshop-compatible plug-ins. These plug-ins emulate specific black-and-white films including Agfa\u2019s APX 25, 100; Kodak\u2019s Tri-X, TMAX, TMY, Plus X, Pan X, T400CN, Verichrome; and Ilford\u2019s HP5, FP4, Pan F, Delta 100, Delta 400, and XP2. Recently they\u2019ve added some new Kodak emulsions including TMZ, Tech Pan, and Portra 400. Silver Oxide\u2019s Bill Dusterwald told me \u201cTech Pan is the most unusual film that I’ve profiled. It has half the green response of any film, and a very strong red response. This makes the tonality very different from all the others.\u201d Want an infrared look? Use their SilverIR Filter. All you have to do is take a color image, scanned or from a digital camera and, using the SilverIR filter, make it appear like a real infrared photograph.<\/font><\/p>\n

The Imaging Factory\u2019s Convert To B&W Pro plug-in has a four-stage control interface ,including the mixer carried over from the standard plug-in. It also features a pop-up menu that lets you emulate Agfa Pan AFX, Ilford Delta (one of my favorites), Ilford FP4, Kodak T-Max, and Kodak Tri-X. The first level lets you apply a color filter to the image but unlike Silver Oxide filters, this one is continuously variable. The next two levels mimic the printing phase of a traditional darkroom and include sliders for exposure, negative exposure, and variable contrast paper grade. The last level lets you apply continuously variable toning effects. I like to add just a little brown toning to approximate the look of Agfa\u2019s Portriga darkroom paper.
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So you say that you\u2019re not a photo geek and are just looking for a simple, inexpensive way to create black-and-white images from a color file? If you don\u2019t want to emulate a specific film type, try Luis Gomez\u2019s Photo Sharp Black-and-White Action. What\u2019s an Action, you ask? Photoshop\u2019s Actions palette lets you record a sequence of editing steps as an \u201cAction\u201d that can then be applied to another selection in the same image file, another image file, or even hundreds of different files. You can play an Action with steps disabled or display selected dialog boxes during playback to interactively adjust settings. Action sequences can even be saved and shared with others. I found Photo Sharp Black-and-White at share.studio.adobe.com<\/font><\/a>. While registration is required it is free, as are many of the thousands of actions you can download.<\/p>\n

\"https:\/\/www.adorama.com\/alc\/wp-content\/uploads\/alc_images\/article8244_4.jpg\"I started with a photograph of my next-door neighbor, Jennifer. (No, she\u2019s not a professional model, but the mother of two charming little boys.) For this portrait, I used a Photogenic Studio Max II monolight, with the umbrella mounted backwards and fired through it to make the light somewhat directional, but not too directional. Ambient light was very low and I shot at one-quarter power with a shutter speed of 1\/60th of a second at f\/7.1. (Canon EOS 10D, ISO 200 and Canon 28-105mm f\/3.5-4.5 USM lens set at 105mm.)<\/p>\n

With one click of a button on Photoshop CS\u2019 Action palette, Luis Gomez\u2019s Photo Sharp Black and White Action converted the color portrait into crisp black-and-white. It was too crisp for me, so I softened the image with nik Multimedia\u2019s (www.nikmultimedia.com<\/font><\/a>) Classical blur filter that is part of their Color Efex package of plug-ins. \"https:\/\/www.adorama.com\/alc\/wp-content\/uploads\/alc_images\/article8244_5.jpg\"<\/p>\n

All photographs \u00a92003 Joe Farace<\/p>\n

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Joe Farace is Colorado-based photographer\/writer who has written or edited 24 books and 1,300 magazine stories. Visit his websites at <\/font>www.joefarace.com<\/font><\/a> and <\/font>www.joefaraceshootscars.com<\/font><\/a>.<\/font><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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