Thanks for the tips and advice, i've been playing around with the optikverve filters, its fun! One thing I notice is its good to have the photo a little over-exposed so when the colours wash out the photo, the background fades into whiteness. Now back to my original question, but rephrased a little: I like to experiment with black and white photography. If i greyscale is it the exact same effect as if I'd have b&w set in my camera? Why do cameras come now with different colour filters if its so common to do everything in post nowdays? just curious. -darkcr0ss p.s. I used optikverve as a little experiement on a video clip in premiere pro, - didn't really work turned out all black, any tips on how to fix this?