Jock Elliott
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The LX100 has a "filter" button the camera's top deck, which allows certain visual effects -- like monochrome, high key color, low key color -- to be applied when the image is captured. Among these are four different variations on monochrome. But the LX100 also has a software switch that allows an image with "normal" settings to be captured at the same time that the image with the filter is captured.
So, while you are shooting rough monochrome:
Dynamic monochrome:
or regular monochrome:
You can capture this at the same time as a kind of backup in case you don't ultimately like the effect of the filter
In addition, I noticed that there can be a slight lag in the viewfinder when panning around in rough monochrome filter mode, but I didn't notice it at all with the other monochrome filters.
Cheers, Jock
So, while you are shooting rough monochrome:
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Dynamic monochrome:
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or regular monochrome:
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You can capture this at the same time as a kind of backup in case you don't ultimately like the effect of the filter
Join to see EXIF info for this image (if available)
In addition, I noticed that there can be a slight lag in the viewfinder when panning around in rough monochrome filter mode, but I didn't notice it at all with the other monochrome filters.
Cheers, Jock