Digital BW, The Print

Keep in mind that lenses don't focus all colors on the same plane.  It was
great for color film since the film also has separate layers.

True the digital glass is tweaked for digital, but a point and shoot doesn't
get all the technology and quality of high-end glass.   It's all about
price, features and megapixels.

"Yuz pays ur money and yuz takes ur chances"

Seth

==-----Original Message-----
==From: Phil Rose [mailto:pjrose@...] 
==
==Funny you should ask. I recently worked on a RAW image of a winter
==(snow) scene taken with my 5 mp Canon S50. After converting 
==from RAW and then doing a B&W conversion, I began to notice 
==some strange
==lines-- "ghosts"-- in the image: these pale lines ran 
==alongside (parallel to) various high-contrast edges 
==throughout the image (wherever there was snow against dark 
==background. 
==