Love the way this camera captures B&W images!
Aug 23, 2014 13:27:16 #
These were all taken handheld with available light in a local antique store.
Can you guess what camera I used?
Can you guess what camera I used?
Aug 23, 2014 13:29:28 #
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Aug 23, 2014 19:33:04 #
Thank you all for taking the time to look and comment!
All the images I posted above were taken with my Pentax Q camera, which has a 12.4 mp, 1/2.3" backlit
CMOS sensor, using the 8.5 mm f-1.9 AF [IF] prime kit lens.
Yes, Linda all shots were taken in B&W mode in the camera.
One thing I like about this camera is the ability to change parameters in almost all shooting modes. It has the ability to add filters, change tone, contrast, sharpness and high/low key adjustments.
Even though I have 4 DSLR cameras, this one takes the best in camera B&W images in IMO. It's just a fun camera to shoot with, as it it so small and unobtrusive that people hardly notice when I am using it.
All the images I posted above were taken with my Pentax Q camera, which has a 12.4 mp, 1/2.3" backlit
CMOS sensor, using the 8.5 mm f-1.9 AF [IF] prime kit lens.
Yes, Linda all shots were taken in B&W mode in the camera.
One thing I like about this camera is the ability to change parameters in almost all shooting modes. It has the ability to add filters, change tone, contrast, sharpness and high/low key adjustments.
Even though I have 4 DSLR cameras, this one takes the best in camera B&W images in IMO. It's just a fun camera to shoot with, as it it so small and unobtrusive that people hardly notice when I am using it.
Aug 23, 2014 20:03:58 #
Aug 24, 2014 13:37:31 #
Darn it. I was going to say a Hasselblad 500 ELM with the 80mm lens. Wrong again I guess.
Dennis
Dennis
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