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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: P# v" a& q) c- }+ SDigital Black and White
7 [0 w0 v% b0 u3 U  `& EShoot in RAW and underexpose your image by 1/2 stop to a full stop.
) [4 V8 d. J( N% Q. WUse the shadow and highlights tool in a RAW software program to
' q: _2 |! [: C5 I; K. H. drestore shadow detail and Exposure Compensation to bring back details without overexposing highlights. Use the Channel Mixer, Black and White
; v0 y$ y/ u* Imethods provided by RAW and you'll have a correctly exposed black
and white image.

0 T2 {; k. U; ]3 L4 n* O3 f- _& lWhite Balance
4 P- a5 t0 e: j" U% s( ]1 \4 ^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
the coffee filter and lens to the opposite of the light source to get white
balance. I always keep coffee filters in my camera bag for
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$ L. C+ T  j4 aPseudo ISO Boost
If you’re shooting in the dark at a concert venue and need more
2 J# m$ u: y" j3 N5 c- J4 p& X* a! tISO boost from your camera and faster shutter speeds - choose
the highest ISO setting on your camera and underexpose your image
by one stop. Then you can use a RAW processor to overexpose the
; Y) H6 V  @* d+ @6 }+ ximage 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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