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Is there a better DNG workflow for monochromatic-lit scenes to produce B&W images with more detail?
I am going to take a few photos of hardware for documentary purposes; unfortunately the only light available is monochromatic (think of low pressure sodium-vapor lamp). This is not really a big ...
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