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Without commenting on the remarkable ability of the DP2M, that photo demonstrates, to me, the full horror of cruising. That photo will never appear in any glossy cruise brochures and for that, well done!
Port of Miami.Where is it? Miami?
same here, how can ships bee that ugly^^...Illness incubators, virus vessels - call 'em what you will - but no one can describe those ships as glamorous.....
Some outstanding images here. I also use ACR and SEP2 for almost all of my B&W conversions and image processing. For my Sigma DPM files, I have just been using SPP 5.5.3 to convert the Raws to TIFF and then do all the processing in CS6 or SEP2. I've played with SPP Mono a bit, but not enough to really get results that seem any better/different that I can get with my current workflow, so I must be missing something. I was just wondering if some of you could share tips on what works best for you re processing these files in SPP Mono. Thanks!I'm starting to look at alternatives to ACR/CS6 for B&W. On the Sigma Best Practices thread it was suggested that I should try Silver Efex Pro 2 for B&W. After a bit a research I think I'll try SEP2. This tool seems to give even more control over the color channels than ACR/CS6 for changing individual tones. For my DPM images I've tried using SPP Monochrome, but I find the lack of adjustments to individual color channels too limiting and a have greater range of personal tuning with ACR/CS6 (and even more I assume with SEP2). Have others compared these alternatives?