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Discussion in '☆☆ New Recruits ☆☆' started by Warmaster, Feb 3, 2023.

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  1. OpanaPointer

    OpanaPointer I Point at Opana Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    Good catch. :cool: Some bleed over, of course, but I need a translator for WW2talk. :p
     
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  2. 4jonboy

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    Hello and welcome to the forum from Lincolnshire, England :).

    Lesley
     
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    Cheers warmaster and welcome to the forum. Looking forward to see what you might post here. Until then keep well.
    PS. Why colourise B&W photos of WWII unless the originals were in colour? Just wondering, can't suss it out.

    Be well and be safe.
    Evilroddy.
     
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  4. Warmaster

    Warmaster New Member

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    Many thanks :)

    Regarding colourising? More realistic in my opinion (the world isn't black and white after all) and this then helps from an educational standpoint - easier to connect with something if it look like 'real life'. B/w can put a barrier up to relating to it, make it seem more 'distant'.

    Nothing against b/w photos of course - there are plenty of great photos out there and from an artistic viewpoint, they can be stunning.
     
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