![]() I really like the overall look, but not necessarily the grain. The preset I chose above was Agfa APX 25, which is an ISO 25 film - so virtually grain-free. But in this case, I'd leave the image zoomed out so I see the whole image on screen (more like it'll be viewed online), and tweak the grain to achieve the look that I want. Conventional wisdom says that you should zoom the image to 100% while adjusting grain so you know what it truly looks like. I also know that these are going to be viewed mostly online, and if I chose a fine grain pattern on a high resolution file, by the time that gets scaled down to Facebook or blog size, much of the grain will likely disappear. In this case, I know I wanted a grainy look. To do that, simply double-click on the preset to open the editor, and tweak to your heart's content. Sometimes a preset is great as-is, but more often than not, I'll want to adjust it further. Refine your filtering in this case, by both “Black & White” and “Favorites”
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