You can print color negs as BW on Kodak Panalure paper, but it's a pain in the a**. It has to be done in total darkness without a safelight. And the results are so-so. The best way to make BW out of color is on a computer. You simply desaturate it, or you can do it channel by channel. But you'll need grayscale ink sets to print it properly. Shoot BW. It's very nice. It makes better BW pictures than any color film in the universe. Paul
"Gregory L. Hansen" wrote: > > 100% color prints, consumer grade film from the drug store, MotoPhoto, or > Ritz. Sometimes Kodak, sometimes Fuji, haven't decided which I like > better, I think maybe my eye is not discerning enough to see a difference. > > I just never seem to shoot a scene and think it would look better as B&W. > > But now that I think of it, if I have a color negative, could I get a B&W > print out of it?
