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how come black and whites taken by digital cameras seem to be different than black and whites taken by film?
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because using film, the silver phosphate reacts with the film material. And each color has a different wavelength that burns more/less onto film surface.
Digital captures light onto the CMOS/CCD along with all colors. Therefore, its post-processing time. Use PP for B&W on digital, use the color curves to give color accents.
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