Not sure how I missed the SepiaTone method. That works great.
As for the black and white, still running into the same problem with the lack of depth (I think because it is turning it into grayscale) plus the Bilevel method adds noise to the image. I think I am trying to emulate more of a "desaturate" colors method.
While it might not be ideal for every image the application would process that calls for black and white, now that I think on it, I might want to give the users a choice since the desaturation seems to preserver midtones better while the grayscale option shows details in the darks better.
The users are photographers so they can be very picky when it comes to black and whites.
We use black and white methods on our website with regular c#. under System.Drawing.Imaging.ColorMatrix but I am not sure how to do this with ImageMagick.
Any other tips on black and whites?
As for the black and white, still running into the same problem with the lack of depth (I think because it is turning it into grayscale) plus the Bilevel method adds noise to the image. I think I am trying to emulate more of a "desaturate" colors method.
While it might not be ideal for every image the application would process that calls for black and white, now that I think on it, I might want to give the users a choice since the desaturation seems to preserver midtones better while the grayscale option shows details in the darks better.
The users are photographers so they can be very picky when it comes to black and whites.
We use black and white methods on our website with regular c#. under System.Drawing.Imaging.ColorMatrix but I am not sure how to do this with ImageMagick.
Any other tips on black and whites?