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Kim20

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Marilynne said:
I think this was a Mother and Chick. The little one kept crying out and the Momma kept answering.
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Wonderful, just wonderful...
 
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bobonit

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I've been going through your thread, lots of great pictures. May I ask what you are using to colorize your black and white photos? They turn out really nice.
 
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bobonit said:
I've been going through your thread, lots of great pictures. May I ask what you are using to colorize your black and white photos? They turn out really nice.
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Thanks! What do you mean by "colorize your black and white photos"? Do you mean selective color? If so, I use the selective color feature in the camera. I'm sure the D600 has it. Check your manual.
 
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bobonit

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Marilynne and Nikonpup, I'll look in the manual for those, thanks!.


edit... I just checked, and it does have both.
 
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From Sunday, don't know what the Boy Scouts are building. We always get there when they're taking it down.
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Looks like they made a wagon also
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This is what I know .. or researched
I have the 5100 and this is what I have and how it works...

Effects Mode - Color Sketch gives my a sketch rendition in color (I did not find any settings to affect this...

Retouch Menu has 2 options - both acting on an existing picture..

Color sketch (same as above exept your have 2 adjustments vivid & outline

Color Outline - this renders a sketch in B&W as an outline that can be colored later


I looked in the 3000 manual and could not find a color sketch Scene Mode
I did find in the retouch menu Only the Color outline option to re-touch an existing...

From the 3000 manual..
"Create an outline copy of a photographs to use as a base forpainting. The effect can be previewed in the edit display. Press
OK to copy the photograph."
I dont know if this helped or confused things... Back to Wetlands!

Pat in NH
 
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RockyNH_RIP

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Marilynne said:
Thanks for that info. This all started as a question from bobonit (post 502).
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Thank you Marilynne.. being one of the Noobs here, it is not that often that I can answer any questions before someone else so when I get a chance, I jump at it. So many here have helped me I feel its the least I can do..

Yes, was following along on this since "502"

Have a good shooting day, look forward to more of your Wetlands!

Paty in NH
 
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RockyNH said:
Thank you Marilynne.. being one of the Noobs here, it is not that often that I can answer any questions before someone else so when I get a chance, I jump at it. So many here have helped me I feel its the least I can do..

Yes, was following along on this since "502"

Have a good shooting day, look forward to more of your Wetlands!

Paty in NH
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I jinxed myself the other day when I told you it was 80. It's 49 out there right now. War Birds are in town today through Monday, so hopefully I'll be getting some shots of them.
 
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I jinxed myself the other day when I told you it was 80. It's 49 out there right now. War Birds are in town today through Monday, so hopefully I'll be getting some shots of them.
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Thats what you get for rubbing it in !!! (Just kidding)

Love the warbirds... look forward to your photos of them.

Pat in NH
 
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