There are various after-market places that will modify your camera to take black and white photos[0]. Considering how well loved black and white film is, and ho

There are various after-market places that will modify your camera to take black and white photos[0]. Considering how well loved black and white film is, and how many people running the industry have their roots in film, I am sure this idea has been looked at. However, the economics of camera making are really harsh. If you look at the numbers in the 'mirrorless' camera segment (a change from the SLR form-factor with wider appeal than a B&W-only camera), you can see how dangerous R&D spending can be.[1] [0] https://www.maxmax.com/b&w_conversion.htm https://www.maxmax.com/b&w_conversion.htm [1] http://www.43rumors.com/january-shipment-report-dslr-crash-mirrorless-doing-worse-in-japan/ http://www.43rumors.com/january-shipment-report-dslr-crash-m...