Canon S200 Question

[Weapon_R]

How do I take a picture in black and white? I need to do some B&W pics for school. What settings do I use, how do I get to these settings?

[TalonVelocity]

just found this ad, might wanna check it out :)

[nismodrifter]

:rofl: :rofl:

[thich]

you should be able to change it when you go into the menu system.... blahgz.
it's in my manual for my s45; i'm sure it's similar

go into ur menu system; and you should have like a bunch of options to the left of the LCD
two or three options from the top you should find the menu screen that will allow u to take b&w shots

sorry best i could do without going thru dumb manual
s200 has b&w tho rite? i'm not too sure :P

[xkon]

Originally posted by TalonVelocity
just found this ad, might wanna check it out :)

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[Akagi Redsuns]

I am sure that you have to set it to "P" mode first. Then it's one of the items in the main menu when taking a shot. It should say "Effects" when you are on it. Push the right button then more options pop-up, mainly B&W, Vivid, Neutral and Sephia.

Worst comes to worst, go to the Canon website and download the manual for the camera.

[RC-Cola]

You can also convert your colour images to B&W in Photoshop pretty easy if you want...

[kenny]

Hit the photo effects button (4th button from the left), just under the LCD screen until the photo effects menu comes up. Then just select B/W from the list.

[rage2]

I found the quality is better if you take the pictures in color, then use photoshop afterwards to render B&W or Sephia effects.

[Melinda]

Originally posted by rage2
I found the quality is better if you take the pictures in color, then use photoshop afterwards to render B&W or Sephia effects.
:werd: I find the same thing...load it into photoshop and desaturate it...should do the trick just fine :)