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Does anyone use the inbuilt filters on the A6000?
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Posted: Sat Feb 25, 2017 11:25 am
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Of late I've been meaning to get into black and white photography. While I am still pondering over buying a film SLR, I thought of trying out the inbuilt rich-tone mono and high contrast filters on the A6000. Here are some pictures I took today using Olympus Zuiko 50mm f1.4. I'd love to hear your opinion on them..

I should motion that i am new to photography altogether so if the pictures are average don't hold it against me.

First three have the high contrast mono filter applied and the remaining two have been shot using rich-tone mono.


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I wonder why the pictures aren't being displayed inline. Perhaps someone can tell me how to format it correctly.

Edit: had missed a word.

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Make sure the code of your images are in this format.

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[img]http://forum.mflenses.com/userpix/20172/10106_DSC00431_1.jpg[/img]




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[quote="calvin83"]Make sure the code of your images are in this format.

[code][img]https://forum.mflenses.com/userpix/20172/10106_DSC00431_1.jpg[/img][/code][/quote]

Tried your suggestion but it didn't work.

Edit : Even when I quote other people, the messages aren't being formatting properly.


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tripside wrote:
Of late I've been meaning to get into black and white photography. While I am still pondering over buying a film SLR, I thought of trying out the inbuilt rich-tone mono and high contrast filters on the A6000. Here are some pictures I took today using Olympus Zuiko 50mm f1.4. I'd love to hear your opinion on them..

I should motion that i am new to photography altogether so if the pictures are average don't hold it against me.

First three have the high contrast mono filter applied and the remaining two have been shot using rich-tone mono.


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I have no idea as to why it doesn't work. I've just quoted your original post and everything works as it should.
Normally this occurs only in the first post of any new member as anti-spam measurement.
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