brummelisa
Member
Hi,
I just wonder how you guys change the local contrast in an image.
Let say that I have printed this image with grade 2.5.
But I want some more black in the boy's pants, but I don't want just to burn because the white may be destroyed.
So, would you do the whole image with 2.5 and then burn with a higher grade or would you dodge his pants for let say 1/3 of the time and then change filter to a higher grade and then do the rest of the time with higher filter (and maybe increase the time because the filter requires it?
Or would you dodge the pants totally and then burn with a higher grade?
/ Marcus
I just wonder how you guys change the local contrast in an image.
Let say that I have printed this image with grade 2.5.
But I want some more black in the boy's pants, but I don't want just to burn because the white may be destroyed.
So, would you do the whole image with 2.5 and then burn with a higher grade or would you dodge his pants for let say 1/3 of the time and then change filter to a higher grade and then do the rest of the time with higher filter (and maybe increase the time because the filter requires it?
Or would you dodge the pants totally and then burn with a higher grade?
/ Marcus