Taos Pueblo - B&W or Sepia Tone

[larryj]

I scanned an old Rollieflex SL66 negative taken in Taos around 1978 on Panatomic-x film. The scan was processed in Photoshop and Camera Raw to make the B&W version and then transferred to Lightroom to make the Sepia tone version. Which do you prefer?

 

[AlanLichty]

I like the sepia tone version just a tad bit better. It feel like the shadows aren't quite as blocked up in that version of the scene.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Another nod to the sepia version. Creates an old time look to it.

 

[JimFox]

Sepia is my choice!

 

[larryj]

I like the sepia tone version just a tad bit better. It feel like the shadows aren't quite as blocked up in that version of the scene.

Thanks Alan your comments appreciated! I also prefer the sepia version.

 

[larryj]

Sepia is my choice!

Thanks Jiml, I also prefer the sepia version!

 

[larryj]

Another nod to the sepia version. Creates an old time look to it.

Thanks Jameel, I agree the sepia version does have an Old time look which I like!

 

[BlackRockArt]

I scanned an old Rollieflex SL66 negative taken in Taos around 1978 on Panatomic-x film. The scan was processed in Photoshop and Camera Raw to make the B&W version and then transferred to Lightroom to make the Sepia tone version. Which do you prefer?

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The sepia works great, Larry

Oliver

 

[larryj]

The sepia works great, Larry

Oliver

Thanks Oliver, comment appreciated!