
and the b&w version (softened a little):

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Jessie again..colour and b&wComments welcome. Jess never minds having her photo taken, tonight I was playing around with the 17-55DX and the SB-800 with the LSII...comments welcome:
![]() and the b&w version (softened a little): ![]() Geoff
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I think they're both great shots.
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Hi Geoff,
both shots are very nice, I would prefer the first one, her eyes look more realistic. The B&W version changes her right eye to look more as if she has a bad cataract in that eye. You could have the same softness on the colour photo with some PP. All in all, being a B&W dog with a fairly white background, you don't gain much by going to B&W, IMHO. Cheers, radar
Geoff, I think you can see the Lightsphere reflecting in her eye
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First one looks better than B&W
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