Pontiac

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By: Robert Delgadillo

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Photographer	Robert Delgadillo {Karma:3509}
Project	#61 Totally Cool!	Camera Model	Canon Powershot S80
Categories	Alternative Process Transportation	Film Format
Portfolio	Nisei Week High Contrast - Color City of the Angels - Los Angeles	Lens	Canon 28-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
Uploaded	9/22/2008	Film / Memory Type	digital
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - State - Country - United States
About	Rather complicated process to get this red highlight monotone high contrast image but I thought it gave a nice feel to it that a plain B&W high contrast would give.
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Robert Delgadillo

{K:3509} 9/24/2008

Picture Window Pro by Digital Light and Color. A less expensive easier to use photo editor. I found it after a photographer web page I liked mentioned that he used it. His work was excellent and a professional and if he used it instead of PS that I would give it a try. Best of the low cost editors for me an I tried many of them.

jacques brisebois {K:73883} 9/24/2008

thanks a lot Robert... will try to find out if I can do the same in PS... what is PW???

Robert Delgadillo

{K:3509} 9/23/2008

It's a little hard to explain as I don't use PS but PW Pro. Convert to B&W, adjust contrast saturation dark/light until u get high contrast image/ Then convert back to color. Then convert to color negative and add color to white background, then got to levels and convert negative back to positive. Colors in negative background can be changed to get different monotones. Cyan converts to reddish which is in this image. If you can figure this out in PS good luck.

jacques brisebois {K:73883} 9/23/2008

wonderful process Robert, really love this one. How did you did it. Love the still metallic look of the car. REally love it.

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