B&W shooting tips...

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This was in a Vistek ad…some cool tips you may want to use.
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Digital Black and White
0 d+ h6 H0 n; m' j# V% w- I/ [6 [- KShoot in RAW and underexpose your image by 1/2 stop to a full stop.
Use the shadow and highlights tool in a RAW software program to
restore shadow detail and Exposure Compensation to bring back details without overexposing highlights. Use the Channel Mixer, Black and White
! }* V/ u$ M! e+ h" A  kmethods provided by RAW and you'll have a correctly exposed black
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  u4 b, ~5 t7 Q* p1 q) y) TWhite Balance
If in need of a quick white balance tool, you can use a standard
white coffee filter. Use the custom camera white balance while aiming
$ O. n$ B( C' C' \# c% Ethe coffee filter and lens to the opposite of the light source to get white
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such occasions.
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: r; C& H& z) `, d( e" O! x; n" zPseudo ISO Boost
If you’re shooting in the dark at a concert venue and need more
ISO boost from your camera and faster shutter speeds - choose
the highest ISO setting on your camera and underexpose your image
5 `) \6 u2 X, h9 I( Uby one stop. Then you can use a RAW processor to overexpose the
6 C* j. R7 ~) `) @9 [( oimage by one or two stops. Image noise may be higher but this
works very well for concert, venue and event shooting.

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