The picture below looks pretty bad in colour, but I think it is much nicer in black and white. All the colour fringing and chromatic aberrations and noise are no more.
Jimmy Simpson Park at Night - NEX-5N & JML 50mm f0.95, ISO 1600
Saturday, November 24, 2012
B&W Photo Conversion From Colour
I noticed that some pictures, when viewed in colour, look very ordinary or even bad, but when converted into black and white, they look very different. This is especially true for very high ISO/grainy shots. The chroma noise in the colour photograph is usually what makes it look disgusting, but in black & white, the noise becomes monochromatic and it sometimes even enhances a picture.
The picture below looks pretty bad in colour, but I think it is much nicer in black and white. All the colour fringing and chromatic aberrations and noise are no more.
The picture below looks pretty bad in colour, but I think it is much nicer in black and white. All the colour fringing and chromatic aberrations and noise are no more.
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