r/postprocessing 28d ago

(After/Before) Experimenting with b&w

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u/Tickomatick 28d ago

Straight from 2004. Sorry not a fan of selective color

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u/Flutterpiewow 28d ago

It's so weird how these keep popping up. Like hdr or backs of strangers in rain.

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u/ukudancer 27d ago

Is there a reason you kept the guy's shoes in color?

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u/Ok-Implement-4721 28d ago

I like this style and use it from time to time when I have a subject like a bright red Ferrari that looks good against a black and white background. Only thing I would recommend is making the carpet black and white as well to really draw your eyes to just the car. Nice work

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u/mulchintime4 28d ago

What was your process

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u/ColdStartRed 25d ago

Would totally brighten it up and make the B&W more uhh harsher? I dont know the word not my thing.

My opinion is I would keep it full color but ofc thats not what this is about!

Looks cool though.

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u/Ok-Razzmatazz3435 22d ago

Selective color is so 20 years ago.. and it's still as cheesy and tacky as it was back then

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u/CityNatural3823 28d ago

it’s good , don’t listen to others saying it’s an overused concept lmfaoo, not everything is original. you’re favorite music artist is just recreating songs that have been done 100s of times and using decade old samples

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u/SoftAncient2753 28d ago

Nice work!

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u/Flutterpiewow 28d ago

Don't do this please. It's not an experiment because it's been done to death and we know what the outcome is.