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Monochrome in camera Yes or No?

 
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Jul 22, 2013 12:38 as a reply to  @ post 16143209 |  #31

Simply change the picture style to "Standard" or any picture style other than "Monochrome".


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Jul 22, 2013 12:57 |  #32

I always shoot in RAW and play with the image in post-processing.


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Jul 22, 2013 13:13 |  #33

Apneamd wrote in post #16142673 (external link)
I was disappointed yesterday after spending all morning shooting mostly in Monochrome (5DMkII, RAW +JPEG) and discovering that the RAW images were B&W. i thought the jpegs would be an in-camera conversion, but the RAW files would be color. At least in the Canon Professional software the RAW files appear B&W. I can only open my RAW files with this software since my Photoshop version (CS3, i believe) does not read the CR2 files. Someone mentioned that the RAW files appear B& W in DPP only. Is this true? Is there a way to render those images in color in DPP?
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In addition to the other answers about picture styles in DPP, you can download the DNG convertor from Adobe. This will make copies of the .CR2 files that are converted to .DNG and can be opened in Adobe camera Raw.


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