A filter that will screw on lens and make B&W photos?
Screamin Scott wrote: No filter will do that. It has to be done either in post processing or in your camera ( if so equipped)....Back in film days, yellow & red filters were used to alter the contrast of B&W photos taken with B&W film...
The question is WHY would you want to do that with it being so easy in PP? Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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Baydream wrote:
Screamin Scott wrote: No filter will do that. It has to be done either in post processing or in your camera ( if so equipped)....Back in film days, yellow & red filters were used to alter the contrast of B&W photos taken with B&W film...
I'm teaching myself more about how light works with our camera's sensors. Just curiosity working over time 
But in post processing depending on what you are using. You can take a RAW file and desaturate it then use your color channels and see how eac color effects the image.
Joves wrote: Well yellow will still enhance detail, this would be especially true on flat light or overcast days. Red darkens and I used to use it with Infrared film for effect. Which now has me wondering about how well a red filter over one of those IR filters would work. Ah! I will have to try and do that sometime when Im not busy with something else in life.
But in post processing depending on what you are using. You can take a RAW file and desaturate it then use your color channels and see how eac color effects the image.
Gotcha
Thanks for clarifying for me
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