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Mar 30, 2011 14:39 |  #1

One thing I noticed with the Thirtydy is the addition of a B/W mode. Now I've used this on my Panasonic , which is useful if i have to shoot with that camera in low light as the noise looks better, but is it actually worth using?


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Mar 30, 2011 15:24 |  #2

Whatever you set the in camera mode to it will still capture the RAW color info and apply the B&W Picture Style for JPG's. If you shoot RAW, set the PS to whatever you want. You can always change it in post.


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Mar 30, 2011 15:30 |  #3

I agree, Raw gives you full control -- you can use the Canon Raw processing software Digital Photo Professional (DPP) so that if you set your camera to shoot B&W and Raw, when you load the shot into DPP the software will automatically give you a jpeg-like "rendering" but the great thing about Raw is that you can get totally creative, changing things around and adjusting things.

I you do this shooting jpegs you are "stuck" with working with a pre-processed image that will have less range for adjustments.


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Mar 30, 2011 16:10 |  #4

Tendy wrote in post #12125706 (external link)
One thing I noticed with the Thirtydy is the addition of a B/W mode. Now I've used this on my Panasonic , which is useful if i have to shoot with that camera in low light as the noise looks better, but is it actually worth using?

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