So you sent them what, a jpg or a negative? And got this image in return? [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > They have some experimental, proprietary software, a few very stoned-out > geniuses on staff, and a deep understanding of how some B&W films render > color. Beyond that I can say no more, in part because of ignorance and in > part because I've been told to keep my mouth shut. The results are pretty > good, but not perfect. > > Shel > > > > >>[Original Message] >>From: John Celio > > >>>http://home.earthlink.net/~ebay-pics/blastfrompast.html >>> >>>Tech details: Pentax KM with K120/2.8 @ F5.6, hand held around 1/60 > > sec, > >>>TX @ 200 converted to color via PixelPushers, Emeryville, CA >> >>Converted to color? How'd they do that? >> >>I mean, besides going into a black & white image and painting in the > > colors, > >>I'm not sure how else you'd convert a b&w pic to color. This one (it's a >>nice snap, btw) doesn't look painted. > > > >
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