05-11-2012, 09:05 AM
[quote name='mst' timestamp='1336726268' post='18120']
Well, not with this camera. If you want to adjust tonal response, you'll have to do that in the classic way: with colour filters (the glass ones, not the sliders).
As usual an interesting read by Michael Reichmann:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/review...hrom.shtml
-- Markus
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Thanks for sharing.
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1. Instantaneous feedback – You see what you have taken.
2. Easy post processing for the crowds.
3. Enormous flexibility of BW conversion.
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I Agree with you. (3)Is completely gone and (1) is not up to nowadays standards.
But,I appreciate Leica. They don´t give up. They are doing the best that they can. They keep innovating.
Well, not with this camera. If you want to adjust tonal response, you'll have to do that in the classic way: with colour filters (the glass ones, not the sliders).
As usual an interesting read by Michael Reichmann:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/review...hrom.shtml
-- Markus
[/quote]
Thanks for sharing.
----------------
1. Instantaneous feedback – You see what you have taken.
2. Easy post processing for the crowds.
3. Enormous flexibility of BW conversion.
-------------------
I Agree with you. (3)Is completely gone and (1) is not up to nowadays standards.
But,I appreciate Leica. They don´t give up. They are doing the best that they can. They keep innovating.