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You probably know this, but shooting in color and then converting to b/w afterwards gives you more artistic options than letting the camera do the b/w conversio
by fainpul 7mo ago
You probably know this, but shooting in color and then converting to b/w afterwards gives you more artistic options than letting the camera do the b/w conversion.
- brokensegue 7mo agoI think b/w film has a different grain than color. It isn't identical to grayscale color
- anta40 7mo agoYes this is my workflow when shooting digitally. Always in RAW & color for greater flexibility during B/W conversion.