ruins - sepia One of the great features about the Sony DSC H2 is the menu option to shoot in sepia or in black and white. It actually makes a huge difference shooting in that option, and shooting in colour and processing it later with photoshop. In the latter mode I ended up losing out on the detailing. But, here on a manual mode – with a sepia/b&W setting – you can fiddle around with aperture, white balance and detail – to get what you want. Having said that – this has turned out slightly redder than i would have wanted – but waht the hell, one clicks and learns! Am eyeing a Digtal SLR now. But, first we have to get some new orders:)

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4 Responses to “Break Time”

  1. Akshay says:

    A digital SLR is good idea, I think you have reached crossed the progression a point and shoot can give you.

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  2. Sriram says:

    Hey when did you chuck the Minolta? Do you wanna sell it?

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  3. Ramchi says:

    WOW! NICEEEEE…reminds me of old hindi movie..”bees saal baad”!

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  4. gargi says:

    thx akshay – i felt the same – but need the new shows first :)
    sriram – the minolta was sold to my bro ! if i sell this one will let you know

    tnx ramchee – does look like a horror film set – you almost expect a whiff of white to come up from behind the stones

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