A alancwr New Member Sep 23, 2007 555 0 0 Oct 19, 2010 #1 pardon me for asking this question.. how do i actually switch to black and white mode on my canon 1000D?? cant seem it on the manual...
pardon me for asking this question.. how do i actually switch to black and white mode on my canon 1000D?? cant seem it on the manual...
J jopel Senior Member Dec 21, 2004 1,160 1 0 Oct 19, 2010 #2 alancwr said: pardon me for asking this question.. how do i actually switch to black and white mode on my canon 1000D?? cant seem it on the manual... Click to expand... It is in Chapter 3 Advanced Shooting Technique - Selecting a Picture Style - Picture Style Effects - Monochrome (ie Black and White). Last edited: Oct 19, 2010
alancwr said: pardon me for asking this question.. how do i actually switch to black and white mode on my canon 1000D?? cant seem it on the manual... Click to expand... It is in Chapter 3 Advanced Shooting Technique - Selecting a Picture Style - Picture Style Effects - Monochrome (ie Black and White).
ismokeweed79 Senior Member Jun 14, 2010 972 0 16 Admiralty Oct 19, 2010 #3 Its known as Monochrome in Picture Styles..
N night86mare Deregistered Aug 25, 2006 25,474 3 38 www.pbase.com Oct 19, 2010 #4 just as a note, better to convert from color image --> black and white image in photoshop. much more customised, better tones that achieve what you want, emphasize what you want, instead of listening to your machine tell you what to do.
just as a note, better to convert from color image --> black and white image in photoshop. much more customised, better tones that achieve what you want, emphasize what you want, instead of listening to your machine tell you what to do.
N ndroo Moderator Staff member Nov 22, 2003 8,242 3 38 53 www.fuzzyeyeballs.com www.fuzzyeyeballs.com Oct 19, 2010 #5 night86mare said: just as a note, better to convert from color image --> black and white image in photoshop. much more customised, better tones that achieve what you want, emphasize what you want, instead of listening to your machine tell you what to do. Click to expand... But there are lazy buggers like me mah! :angry:
night86mare said: just as a note, better to convert from color image --> black and white image in photoshop. much more customised, better tones that achieve what you want, emphasize what you want, instead of listening to your machine tell you what to do. Click to expand... But there are lazy buggers like me mah! :angry:
N night86mare Deregistered Aug 25, 2006 25,474 3 38 www.pbase.com Oct 19, 2010 #6 ndroo said: But there are lazy buggers like me mah! :angry: Click to expand... tsk tsk tsk...... :nono::nono::nono:
ndroo said: But there are lazy buggers like me mah! :angry: Click to expand... tsk tsk tsk...... :nono::nono::nono:
A alancwr New Member Sep 23, 2007 555 0 0 Oct 20, 2010 #7 switching to monochrome will affect future picture taking?
A alancwr New Member Sep 23, 2007 555 0 0 Oct 20, 2010 #8 jopel said: It is in Chapter 3 Advanced Shooting Technique - Selecting a Picture Style - Picture Style Effects - Monochrome (ie Black and White). Click to expand... wah thanks wil read up on this
jopel said: It is in Chapter 3 Advanced Shooting Technique - Selecting a Picture Style - Picture Style Effects - Monochrome (ie Black and White). Click to expand... wah thanks wil read up on this
A alancwr New Member Sep 23, 2007 555 0 0 Oct 21, 2010 #9 guys thanks for the info, figured it out ready thanks~!