Using DxO FilmPack as the Black & White converter

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reverb

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Three versions of the same colour pic, but shown 'as they would be on film'. No other edits between these photos.

The first as

Ilford XP2:

DSC_0313 - Ilford XP2.jpg

Then as Ilford Delta 3200

DSC_0313 - Ilford Delta 3200.jpg

Then as Polaroid 672:

DSC_0313 - Polaroid 672.jpg
 
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BackdoorArts

BackdoorArts

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I haven't played with the DxO filters yet, but I believe you'd have a hard time beating Silver Efex Pro 2. Amazingly flexible B&W conversion tool, and it has about a dozen or so film profiles as well. That said, free is good. :) It does show why some people were fans of a particular film, for sure.
 
Fred Kingston

Fred Kingston

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They didn't send me my email with the validation codes... but I see it only recognized Older versions of my software...and not the current versions???
 
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reverb

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You might need to check your spam folder - that's where I found my code! Also, the software requirement is usually the minimum requirement - so if you have a later version, I think that should be fine.
 
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