I wasn't actually expecting you to use an actual green filter in front of the lens when shooting this on b/w film
And that is exactly what I thought :D :D
did you pull down the greens in the channel mixer?
Let me think... Not the greens. But the blues to darken the sky. Then fixed exposure and added some shadows - this normally darkens all the wall stains.
edit: Red... was I messing with red? Maybe a little...
how's photoshop editing not a filter... krkrkr...
I wasn't actually expecting you to use an actual green filter in front of the lens when shooting this on b/w film 📸
let's say it this way... did you pull down the greens in the channel mixer? it's not actually important... i was just nerding out a bit 🤓
edit: and now that I think about it... I think what i meant was a red-filter... 🤔
And that is exactly what I thought :D :D
Let me think... Not the greens. But the blues to darken the sky. Then fixed exposure and added some shadows - this normally darkens all the wall stains.
edit: Red... was I messing with red? Maybe a little...
would have been impressive, though!
😂
especially having film in my Nikon...