[Boofers]

I am not very good at B&W and really don't know the front from the back, I am working at it, all kinds of comments are welcome,
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[Markulous]

More B/W than IR but nothing wrong with that! Nice comp and light

[fionaB]

agree with Mark, i think perhaps looking at the levels would produce more of a contrast...... its hard getting a good MOno from an image with lots of green in it cos of the lack of tonal range in green itself, but cos u have the different light playing on the leaves it works.

Fi

[bigboy_cad]

Should be your WB is set to preset to achieve the IR effect.

[Boofers]

Originally Posted by bigboy_cad

Should be your WB is set to preset to achieve the IR effect.

Thanks,
I have been using an 18% grey card in the light I'm shooting in, and assorted shades of red or blue with the custom WB to see the effect, really not a lot of change with the color.
When making a B&W I use a color photo, sometimes tweak the colors higher and convert to Mono, don't know if that's right, using the channel mixer.

Mark and Fi, thanks for your comments, IR's are flat and need some contrast if thats a look you want,,really need to hit the road and find something interesting to shoot.