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Emulating Greatness with Black & White

  • ON1 Photo RAW
  • 22:08
  • Beginner

In this week’s Tip of the Week, we learn how to emulate vintage black and white style on a classic landscape location in Yosemite Valley. We’ll start by revealing the foreground elements that we can use to bring the viewer into the frame. After we’ve set our base look inside ON1 Photo RAW, we’ll convert our landscape to Black and White. To ensure our image has all the depth possible, we’ll turn to our Local Adjustment Tools, where we’ll Dodge and Burn to create and remove the light from the scene.

14 Comments

  1. David Price

    David PriceJuly 29, 2020

    Hi Dylan

    Thanks for going into depth on this example of a different way to work with Black & White.

    Thanks for a thought provoking video.

    1. Dylan Kotecki

      Dylan KoteckiAugust 5, 2020

      You’re welcome! Thanks for watching, David 🙂

  2. Merle Becker

    Merle BeckerJuly 30, 2020

    Dylan – That has to be one of “my” favorite videos recently. Very well done & I have an entirely new world in B/W with the process & tips that you provided. Also, I appreciate how you “expand” the Rt. Panel when utilizing the Adjustments and Effects sliders. Cool. Looking now at a lot of photos that I need to go back to w/this workflow. Wait for a snow storm. Tks for the great work.

    1. Dylan Kotecki

      Dylan KoteckiAugust 5, 2020

      I’m glad! Thanks for watching, Merle! Those re-edits are gonna look awesome! Share some in the FB community ?

  3. Dave Tucker

    Dave TuckerAugust 7, 2020

    I love mono – and it is always good to see a good tutorial on it to encourage people to have a go 🙂

  4. James Lawrence

    James LawrenceAugust 7, 2020

    Hi Dylan – You have produced an excellent tutorial emulating the Zone System for Monochrome. The step by step explanations are very well handled, and I think Ansel would likely approve all the way thru until the last step. I am “old school”, so adding the “grunge” texture is something I would would encourage people to skip. You have demonstrated excellent skills to recreate print making that takes years to learn to develop in a wet lab. Well done.

  5. Eugene Dopheide

    Eugene DopheideAugust 7, 2020

    Thoroughly enjoyed this video, it should help with my B&W conversions; some new techniques introduced, thank you!

  6. Luc Poirier

    Luc PoirierAugust 7, 2020

    Hi Dylan
    Can you make this file downloadable, so we can yty this conversion ?
    Thanks
    Luke

    1. Luc Poirier

      Luc PoirierAugust 7, 2020

      Sorry Dyland, I just found the download
      Luke

  7. David Ellis

    David EllisAugust 7, 2020

    That was great, all of your videos are. this is definitely one of my favorites.

  8. Harold Douglas Stead

    Harold Douglas SteadAugust 8, 2020

    Great training video. Creative and Fascinating. THANKS.

  9. Jeff Pietroski

    Jeff PietroskiAugust 10, 2020

    Thank you. Your videos, pace, and subjects continually enhances my understanding of the ON1 product.

  10. Hervé blanchon

    Hervé blanchonAugust 13, 2020

    Great training video as always. Cheers!

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