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Creating a Black and White Look seems like an easy prospect, initially. But I find they can be some of the most difficult jobs. Sure they don’t require color matching but when the client asks for a funky look, you don’t have a huge amount of options. In this video, learn my approach to executing the Black & White Look with several different approaches.
-Dan
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Insight #
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0087
Type
Video
Duration
6:27
Skill Level
Beginner
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