I use a manual camera?

Question

I use a manual camera instead of digital. If I now put my prints on a CD of floppy disc can I turn color photos into B & W on the printer or do I still need to use a separate B & Q film?

Answer 1

if you put all your prints onto CD and then upload them to your computer you can do a load of things with them without changing or damaging the originals especially if you have the right software. I use photo shop which takes some getting used to but the results are fantastic. I can edit out bits remove red eye and even repair old damaged photos after I've scanned them into my PC. Have fun trying you ll get some great results.

Answer 2

Almost all photo-editting s/w for the computer has an option to turn a color image to black n' white (grayskale).

Don't let the printer do it... change it on the PC itself (from your CD / floppy), but remember to rename the file so that you don't lose your original!

Best've luck!

Answer 3

Hi,
The B&W rendition in Photoshop and other digital SW is limited and gives a blue cast, that is why sophesticated and professional digital camera have a setup if you want to take B&W shots. Noting gives dramatic effect like a well composed B&W shot. However this depends on you, amateur, serious amateur, someone who makes money out of photography, etc.. good luck and while you're at it, try to explore digital photography, price are going down and resolution is the same as manual.
Good luck

Answer 4

If your printer is B&W or your color printer is set to B&W or grey scale then Black and White are what you will get. Incidently, I print mine from Photoshop, where I can expand the grey scale when necessary.

Answer 5

no you don't need B&W film, you can turn the color photos in to B&W with the help of any photo editing software or with the printer software.

Answer 6

i think of which you have already got the ingenious and prescient of a photographer. Now you basically choose the technical stuff to circulate with it. decide for a canon digicam. And take a video ($20) educational from Rick sammon and Rob Sheppard at xTrain. they hide the thank you to shoot, (utilizing the DSLR controls, f-stops, ISO settings, handbook and vehicle modes) then.. they take you into Photoshop. From there, photoshop has an entire new worldwide of your digital dark room - so once you have that ingenious and prescient, in case you shoot it, you could end it to the subsequent point in photoshop.