A single message that The subject is more important then the technique - was v helpful. I've realized my hobby is photography and this tip will be v helpful.
I agree with the content , however author has not mentioned the importance and techniques of B&W photography . We all know that B&W photography is completely based on the subject rather than the vibrant colors , it would have been more helpful if author would have provided few tips on how to take better B&W photos .
Re: Useful article but not detailed one
by SheetalKaurBirdi on May 02, 2010 06:42 PM
In Black and White Photography no tips will help you. It is up to you the photographer to create a mood and capture it. You got to recognize subject,surroundings and lighting to get the best out of B/W photography. B/W on digital camera is quite different form film. film is harder since one can not see the result immediately but film captures the mood better then digital. Unless you are in the upper crust of cameras with FX format. DX needs to be worked on extensively afterward since the frame is much smaller then full FX. Drop me a line on my page if you need more information.
