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    How do you film a movie on video in Black & White?

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    It depends on your camera and or editing software.

    I have a B&W feature on my camera and incorporated into an editing suite.

    Other than that you would have to use some type of a filter or re-tape the prototype through a B&W TV if you can find a way around the refresh lines that show up when recording from a monitor or television.

    Also recoring directly into a bright light can damage your camera.

    I am sure there are other ways but those are the only things I can think of.

    This may seem to go against things I have said before about giving advice.

    But I am not telling you what to do or buy. Only pointing out the facts.



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    I'm using a 8mm camcorder, but I have no editing software...yet, I'm probably going to buy this wire set that enables you to hook a camcorder up to a computer through a USB port and it has editing software with it...... I guess I'll just film my movie in color.

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    I capture in B&W
    keeps the file sizes down aswell.


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    Hi,

    If you output from your camera to your AHS recorder using S-video, you can cut off 2 of the 4 pins and you are now recording to your VHS recorder in black and white only, i.e. no colour.

    Jim Bird.


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