Because we shoot digital the original shots are in color, but can be turned into black and white on the computer.

That's up to you! We would discuss your requirements for the day, and if you want both that's not a problem. Most people naturally opt for colour, but black and white can be so much more dramatic. Your input is vital as it will guide the way I take shots on the day. You are the customer, so what you want in your album is more important that what I want to do. Like most photographers I have a list of the shots that most people go for plus a few more that I like to take.

You can colour my art, there's really nothing I can do to stop you. If you do, DO NOT put this artwork on your webpage or elsewere on the net or distribute it without asking me!

Yes. Because all my work is digital any photograph can be presented afterwards in colour or black and white, or both. Not all photographs suit monochrome, but when a picture does it often looks fantastic. I'm available to give you advice and display some previews. This part of creating the perfect wedding album is usually lots of fun for everyone.

because being colorblind, I don't see in color, and instead of driving me and everyone around me nuts by constantly asking if one color is the same as what I used last time, I just do DT as line art, occasionally i add some color, or do a special color pic, but otherwise i just say screw color.

Another personal issue - although there are some guidelines to be adhered to: Colour does not work well in dark conditions unless you have superb lighting or use of Digital Cameras. Infra-red will not work with Colour Cameras. Black & White Cameras are normally a higher specification and offer a far crisper picture. Black & White will work well at night with the aid of Infra-red or normal Halogen Lighting.

YES! Gary and Sue will look at each and every shot and judge it on its own merits. Blinks and duplicates will be removed and you will then choose which angle, viewpoint, from the colour or black and white images best suits your album as you would like it.

Today, Black and White photography is probably more popular than ever since the advent of mainstream and affordable colour photography in the late 1960's, early 1970's. There is good reason for this. All black and white prints are handmade in the darkroom and as such poses the “real black and white” look of proper silver monochrome prints

Of course, if you have an old photo you want to immortalise or an old family photo, that is not a problem. We can work with either black and white or colour photographs. Please do not send negatives! Yes, we can crop the photo to work only on the person, pet or object you desire to have on the portrait. Just make sure that there are no obstructions in front of the chosen person or touching the subject.

The non-native PDF files will always be black and white, as they are scanned by a black and white scanner. Native PDF files on the other hand are created by the listed company, in the colours that were intended for the document. Native PDF files are not always in colour. After 1st July 2003, all articles will be native PDFs

Each input file to the render program starts with 19 header records that describe image layout and processing options. The fifth line contains three numbers which specify the RGB values for the background. 0 0 0 specifies a black background; 1 1 1 specifies a white background; 0.9 0.9 0.4 specifies a light yellow background, and so on.

Colour photos, text or graphics etc. can be included as a two-page insert for books published with an ™Gold package only, however, a reasonable number of black and white graphics, maps or illustrations etc. (usually up to 12 or 15 depending on book size) can be included with all ™Lite, Silver and Gold packages. All images must be provided full size, with minimum 300dpi resolution, in an acceptable format, free of any copyright or licensing restrictions.

White, grey and black are 'achromatic' colours. Beige is also certainly a colour - a chromatic colour. So a black sample would be considered a colour - an achromatic colour. But when thinking of blackness as the total absence of light it probably isn't.

The picture will appear to be black and white when you have configured the driver to use NTSC and have a PAL video camera. Most capture cards are configured to use NTSC as default.

The quality of digital SLR cameras has long surpassed what I was achieving through 35mm film. For several years now I have shot exclusively digital. All the digital images are colour, and depending on the mood of the picture, are converted to black and white or sepia with special filters during post processing. One of the greatest advantages of digital is the ability to control every feature of the final print on my workstations, rather than trust this creative process to a lab.

We shoot all of our digital images in colour. Any colour digital image can be converted to black and white. Once we convert the image to black and white, we can have it printed as a conventional black and white image or give it a sepia tone look.

Click on the 'View/modify box' button and then click on the 'Change' button for step 1. This will take you to the page where you chose the colour of the box previously. The change will happen automatically to your BBC Headline Box. You will not need to make any changes to your code at all.

Colour monitors help to instantly recognise the view because the brain takes less time to process the information. Black & white monitors have better contrast so are particularly useful for night-time manoeuvres.