Thank you for the responses I've received so far. It is very helpful. I have a
related question:
We have old black and white photography, but now, any new photography that we
have taken is in color, mostly digital. All previously existing slides, prints,
negatives, etc. have been digitized.
With few exceptions, most current digital cameras operate in way that
functionally takes a color photo. Producing a black and white original
simply means having the camera's little internal processor do the
conversion instead of doing it on a computer. Unless storage becomes an
issue, retaining
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Marianne - I think that some people scanned black and white images in
color so that they could see if one color channel (red, green, or blue)
was noisier than another. The idea was that since the original was
monochromatic, you could choose the least noisy color channel and
discard the others
