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Even if the D50 does have a B/W mode (which I am pretty sure it does not, I've yet to find a Nikon DSLR with it), you will get much better results by changing the photo to B/W in post-processing. The B/W mode of most cameras is a basic destaturation of the image, often lacking contrast and such. My philosophy is always shoot in color so that you have the most options available to you when working with the photo later (you can take the color out of a color photo, you can't add it back in to a b/w photo). |
