Gadget Bag: Punch Up Your B&W

Use filters at capture to give an extra lift to your monochrome photos

The Editors

Published August 3, 2015
Updated July 1, 2016

You can do a lot in postprocessing with a digital image, and many digital cameras have built-in filters.

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