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Digital rebel's firmware does not have B&W and can't get it anywhere.
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Digital rebel's firmware does not have B&W and can't get it anywhere.
Jean Bouchard |
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"Jean Bouchard" wrote in message 57.145... Digital rebel's firmware does not have B&W and can't get it anywhere. If you are serious about getting B&W right, you won't be doing it in the camera. You'll shoot RAW, convert to 16-bit tiff, and desaturate with the channel mixer in Photoshop. David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan |
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"Jean Bouchard" wrote in message 57.145... Digital rebel's firmware does not have B&W and can't get it anywhere. If you are serious about getting B&W right, you won't be doing it in the camera. You'll shoot RAW, convert to 16-bit tiff, and desaturate with the channel mixer in Photoshop. David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan |
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"David J. Littleboy" wrote in message
... "Jean Bouchard" wrote in message 57.145... Digital rebel's firmware does not have B&W and can't get it anywhere. If you are serious about getting B&W right, you won't be doing it in the camera. You'll shoot RAW, convert to 16-bit tiff, and desaturate with the channel mixer in Photoshop. David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan If you're REALLY serious, you won't even be doing it digitally, you'll be using film... Has anyone tried the B&W mode on the new 20D? Because I'm reserving comment on its uselessness until either I see some results, or try it myself. DPReview got some good images with it, but that's all I know. -- Skip Middleton http://www.shadowcatcherimagery.com |
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"David J. Littleboy" wrote in message
... "Jean Bouchard" wrote in message 57.145... Digital rebel's firmware does not have B&W and can't get it anywhere. If you are serious about getting B&W right, you won't be doing it in the camera. You'll shoot RAW, convert to 16-bit tiff, and desaturate with the channel mixer in Photoshop. David J. Littleboy Tokyo, Japan If you're REALLY serious, you won't even be doing it digitally, you'll be using film... Has anyone tried the B&W mode on the new 20D? Because I'm reserving comment on its uselessness until either I see some results, or try it myself. DPReview got some good images with it, but that's all I know. -- Skip Middleton http://www.shadowcatcherimagery.com |
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