debayering black and white

[Marco Graziaplena]

Hi
anyone knows if I can avoid to debayer?
I mean: I shooted for a b/w finishing with a Red MX. Is there a way now to NOT debayer, in order to see all the pixel as they are with sat equal to 0?

 

[Martin Weiss]

Wouldn't that introduce unwanted artifacts (as each pixel has a color filter in front of it)?

 

[Marco Graziaplena]

yep... but I wasn't sure about that

 

[Marco Graziaplena]

I thought that pixel are so small that you can't really see the difference between one and the other (I'm finishing for tv and web). But may be I'm wrong

 

[Mikael Lubtchansky]

Yep the look won't be nice if you could see the raw non debayered BW image data...
but you don't get to see it unless you shoot an Epic monochrome

here are some 'simulated' color and BW bayered images

 

[Marco Graziaplena]

ok I see.. there's a sort of strong aliasing
thank you very much