How do you decide when to take a picture in black and white as opposed to color? In the film days, it was actually a decision you had to make but with digital, it always starts as color. Most cameras have a black and white mode, but you’re kinda nuts if you use it*.
Most of the time when I take a picture and decide to process it into a B&W image, it’s because it either has really strong lines and contrast or it has very little in the way of color to start. That was what I found here:
| Camera & Lens | Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT (Canon) & 12.0-24.0 mm | Shutter: | 1/60 s | |||
| Creation Date: | 2009:12:19 12:30:21 | Aperture: | f/5.6 | |||
| Artist: | Ari Brown | ISO: | 200 | |||
| Exposure Mode: | Normal program | Focal Length: | 15 mm |
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