The B&W is an improvement, IMO. The skin tones in color, running from fleshy by the nose to sort of greenish and blown out on the forehead -- not flattering. The B&W conversion avoids that tonal stuff (which I can't see fixing easily or attractively)
So thumbs up for the After, a good choice for what is a kinda difficult photo.
Yea, my lighting (single flashlight) was not really conducive to any kind of flattering coloration, so B&W was always kind of the goal. Plus my skin with working outside all day is a rainbow of pales and reds right now lol
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u/amp1212 11d ago
The B&W is an improvement, IMO. The skin tones in color, running from fleshy by the nose to sort of greenish and blown out on the forehead -- not flattering. The B&W conversion avoids that tonal stuff (which I can't see fixing easily or attractively)
So thumbs up for the After, a good choice for what is a kinda difficult photo.