Digital BW, The Print

Ed, 
You need to get a camera that can shoot raw and keep up with you. I 
shoot in Raw and large JPG, that's a option with the 10D. I seldom 
get a jpg from the camera that can match the jpg that I obtain after 
converstion from the RAW file using PS.
I looked at your web site and your shots are great,go to show that a 
good pic does not need to be technically great. I really like your 
street scenes.

Sierra Gold

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Ed Mathews" 
<ed@l...> wrote:
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: flyfishingusa2002 [mailto:tflyfish@c...] 
> > -Jeez,
> > You guys really need all of the facts. The easist way and really 
> > most effective to get a B/W using photoshop is to open your RAW 
> > image and turn the saturation down to zero. If you are not 
shooting 
> > in RAW then you should be.
> 
> Not an option at a wedding yet.  I'd miss 1/2 the shots shotting 
in RAW.
> It just takes too long to write to the card and the buffer fills 
too
> fast.  Maybe my next digital camera, but not this one.
> 
> Thanks,
> Ed
> http://lightandsilver.com