Monday Images

[JoeV]

Some recent images with the G1, 14-45mm kit lens using the Dynamic B&W JPEG mode. UNM area in Albuquerque. First two images at the McDonald's near UNM; third image using on board flash for fill.

~Joe

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[JoeV]

First and third image near UNM, ISO 100. Middle image ISO 800, indoors at night, ambient light.

~Joe

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[Tuolumne]

What is "dynamic B&W mode"? I own a G1 and even I don't know. But, then, I never really read the manual either.

/T

[JoeV]

What is "dynamic B&W mode"? I own a G1 and even I don't know. But, then, I never really read the manual either.

/T

:rolleyes: It's one of the film modes. Right hand button on the top deck. I use default settings for this film mode (you can alter them, too.) The image shows up as B/W in the viewfinders this way, as an aid in previsualization. The RAW file (if you are set to recording RAW also) will contain all the color information, so you can opt later to do something different.

These images were just from JPEGs, slightly tweaked in PS.

~Joe