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Originally Posted by SteveEisenberg
While one might have to look up the owner’s manual for how to do it, it’s not hard to turn off color on a TV or laptop.
The near-equivalent, for an eBook, would to be giving the reader a preliminary table of contents where you could click into the original or modernized version, your choice (unless locked by a parental control). If a compromise here is needed, that would be a good one. |
But the damage has been done. B&W is an art form. Filters were used to create contrast and light effects that would render the 'feel' best in B&W. Just turning off color, does not put that back.
Ansel Adams was a Maestro of B&W Still photography.