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Adobe Lightroom Tips, Black and White Conversions

I love the look of black and white photography. I started with shooting black and white film. Tri-X mostly in the beginning. I came to see the world in that way with the gradations of tonal contrast and how the light would fall in shadow and highlight. Black and white is about contrast. Color information makes up the gradations of tones, reds are darker, yellows lighter. Save 10% off your Squarespace website or domain by using the code ADAM http://Squarespace.syuh.net/c/1345769... Since I shoot RAW and see the world in color, I most often start my with a color edit. I want to see what the tones are doing, the shadows and highlights. I tend to shoot mostly portraits, so skin tones are really important to me. Once I'm satisfied with my color edit, I will convert to black and white and edit further. I use my color edit as a starting point and then go in a refine my blacks and my white point. Adjust contrast, shadows and highlights. I tend to like silvery black and whites. Where the tonal range is there and perhaps a bit softer and balanced. Some folks love really dramatic contrast with super-thick blacks and stark whites. I hope this video helps with your black and white edits. And remember, there is no right and wrong here. It's all a matter of taste. Please subscribe on YouTube here http://bit.ly/AdamLernerYouTube Follow me on YouTube http://bit.ly/AdamLernerYouTube Facebook   / adamlernerphotography   Instagram   / adamlerner   Twitter   / adam_lerner   Save 10% off your Squarespace website or domain by using the code ADAM http://Squarespace.syuh.net/c/1345769... Brooklyn Photo Works T-Shirts https://store.brooklynphotoworks.com FREE GIFT from ThinkTank at http://thinktankphoto.com/adam Help support this channel by using this link on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/shop/adamlerner Check out the FroKnowsPhoto Flash Guide http://bit.ly/FKPFlashGuide $10 OFF LUMINAR and AURORA with code ADAM at http://macphun.com. BPW Newsletter http://www.brooklynphotoworks.com/new...