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    Seb
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    It's not the size that matter....

    Passing by a Mini dealer this afternoon, I couldn't help myself but stopping and take a few shots (these little things drive me crazy, they are so charismatic!). I havent shot anything very special but back home, I realized that the camera was set at ISO 1600 thus the noise level was higher than I wanted. Considering that, I tought that the best way to save these pictures probably was to convert them into B&W.

    So here is my very first attempt ever. I am clueless about the real sophisticated way to do it so I simply removed color and boosted contrast in order to get the black not to be washed out. What do you guy's think about it??

    F/8 1/2500sec ISO 1600 60mm

    Seb
    Last edited by Seb; 04-08-2010 at 10:48 PM.

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