And for those that see the world in black & white (and, photographically speaking, I increasingly do), here’s a mono conversion done in DxO Labs FilmPack, on the Ilford XP2 setting, with the relevant film grain added for authenticity.
More info on the excellent DxO Filmpack software at http://www.dxolabs.com, and for more LX3 mono images, see galleries at http://nickbland.zenfolio.com
I also dig the LX3…so much that I have worn mine out and need to get a second one unless a new model comes out.
awesome jobs with the lx3! you have my thumbs up!
One of the reasons I purchased the LX3 was for the dynamic B&W. I love the look of this setting. I seldom use a color setting. I carry one of my Oly DSLR cams for that. As I have a 16GB card, I suppose I could use the multiple film setting but I haven’t figured out how to do that. Same for the firmware updates. Who cares?
Marty