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In levels...white eyedropper on white area (I did it on her teeth) and black eyedropper on darker area of her hair..photo will pop for you
Nice photo of the couple BTW
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nice photo
![]() hope you don't mind that I've edited it a bit.. just pushed the contrast to the end and got this nice result. generally, that's the treatment I'm giving my B&W photos. just push the contrast up and start going back till I get the desired conversion. always remember that a B&W photo needs to have blacks and whites in it.. not just grays ![]() btw, you can add a little brightness afterwards, it might help some more.
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Nice pose and expressions, excellent job there!
Photo is flat and a bit soft. What I did was levels: white point his teeth, black point iris, moved midpoint left to about 1.4 Duplicated layer: filter>other>highpass at about 1-2px and changed mode to overlay New layer for a little dodging on the eyes (his mostly)
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Don't mind if I do.
![]() I did this in GIMP, using the Colors-->Levels tool, then just hitting 'auto'. I could have made some further fine-tune adjustments, but I thought I would show how simple a single-button edit would improve this shot.
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