Post Processing or In-Camera Effect?

[tsk1979]

Another technique for red roses selective coloring is to desaturate the blue and green channels, and leave red intact. Gives wonderful natural effect

[Travelaholic]

Originally Posted by tsk1979

Another technique for red roses selective coloring is to desaturate the blue and green channels, and leave red intact. Gives wonderful natural effect

Can you explain the process a bit more, Tanveer?I tried with this but could not successfully do it. And also sometimes we see pictures which are definitely not in B/W but not exactly in Sepia also...kind of very little sepia tone..if you can tell me how to do it?

Originally Posted by hiambuj

man ?? Better correct it to Madame

Originally Posted by rkbharat

aye, sorry, was not aware, apologies

Is it getting complicated on board? Probably I should have made a more gender-specific handle!

[tsk1979]

Hmm not much idea about sepia.
but as for red rose its simple, open Hue/Saturation editor, and desaturate everything except the red channel.
So green leaves go B&W, but red rose remains red

[Yogesh Sarkar]

That is a fantastic idea Tanveer, thanks.

[hillpanther]

from my secondry camera canon ixus 200 is.no computer work just inside camera function

[anupmathur]

Originally Posted by hillpanther

from my secondry camera canon ixus 200 is.no computer work just inside camera function

Voodoo!!

[hillpanther]

Originally Posted by anupmathur

Voodoo!!

sirji!! i m sure you have seen the ad of fevi quick where one guy came and catch fish in second

[rajivphoto]

Hill : This is amazing

[hillpanther]

Thanx rajiv but it's just inside camera application

[MonkeyBoy4u]

hillpanther thats amazing !!


for those interested in post processing it can easily be achieved by photoshop