August 2013
Intermediate to advanced
65 pages
1h 30m
English
You can definitely use that JPEG you shot as a black-and-white image, especially if you set your JPEG to highest quality, full megapixel size for your camera. JPEG is a very smart form of compression, so when you use the highest quality setting, you gain a low level of compression that is nearly lossless. JPEG is basically a RAW file that is automatically processed in camera. It does mean it has less flexibility in further processing than RAW files, but you still can adjust the photo.
Often you can use your black-and-white JPEG image as is or with just a little tweaking. Sometimes you need to do a little more work. In all image processing, I think it is critical to set blacks and check whites, but this ...
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