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SnapRJW 2012-05-09 7:12
Hi Lisa - The Silver Efex has given a fine tonal range in this B&W conversion. Is it tricky to get to grips with? The sweeping colonnade makes a fantastic lynch-pin in the image, everything else falls into place around its magnificence. Strong and beautiful composition. Warm regards rosemary
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05-09-2012, 11:13 PM
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To SnapRJW: Silver Efex
Thanks for your nice words here. As a computer moron, I can honestly say that the Silver Efex and the Color Efex are extremely user-friendly. They are brilliant plug-ins for Photoshop, although the Color Efex is not compatible if you are running Photoshop in 64-bit. It will attach to the 32-bit version. The thing I like most about the Silver Efex is the amazing control you have over all sorts of elements imaginable - particularly the dynamic range of the photo. You even have a choice of film types (Ilford, Agfa, Fuji and Kodak) if you want to give it the film effect. Thanks again, have a lovely day. Warm regards Lisa 
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