Acronym for Black and White.
black and white film. Refers to a film that records in the visible portion of the spectrum. Energy received at the film emulsion is recorded as a brightness or intensity which is represented as a shade of gray. If no energy is received the film remains black (not exposed) and if a sufficiently high amount is received the film will record white (fully exposed).
Black and white. Also appears as "B and W" and "B/W."
Artwork done in black and white.
Black and White - although mostly used for color photography, many cameras feature monochrome or even sepia toned images.
Presented in Black & White.
black and white (as in b&w illus.)