Converting Images to Black and White

4 comments on “Converting Images to Black and White”

1. On July 5, 2020 at 8:07 am Jim Misch wrote:

   

   Great information! Love B&W and now can do so much more. And 360 is amazing.

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1. On July 6, 2020 at 10:00 am Dylan Kotecki replied:

   

   Thanks for watching! We’re so glad you’re having fun with it 🙂

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2. On August 16, 2020 at 5:18 am Toine van Steen wrote:

   

   Hi, Dylan.
   I have now watched this, and of course other, video about five times together with the other one where you transferred a landscape in black and white.
   First of all, I want to compliment you on the way you teach, really this is a very pleasant way for me to learn. You explain everything clearly, and above all understandable, which I find very important. I will never use all the options for the simple reason that I only shoot in black and white. But now I have progressed so far that today I did a black and white conversion for the first time in only ON1. And I am more than happy with it. So from today ON1 is my main program to convert my photos to black and white. It took a bit of getting used to the filter, but now I’m so comfortable with it that I don’t need another program anymore. And you made a big contribution to that I want to thank you, friend. I will keep watching all the videos that are coming because you never know what you will need in the future. So thank you, Dylan, for all the good work you have done. Sincere greetings from the Netherlands, Toine.

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1. On August 19, 2020 at 9:23 am Dylan Kotecki replied:

   

   Thanks for watching, Toine! I always appreciate it. I’m glad that the videos help. Glad to hear ON1 is your one-stop shop now 🙂 thanks for the kind words! more videos to come.

   Cheers,

   Dylan

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