In November I became a 'one percenter', no I didn't score at 10,000 feet, I joined a small percentage of Grand Canyon visitors who actually hiked to the bottom of the canyon and back up. While spending three days and two nights at Phantom Ranch, the facility at the bottom of the canyon, I took some time to walk around and test out my Sony Alpha 100 DSLR in Black and White color mode. These RAW images, converted directly to JPEG, were taken at ISO 100, with a monopod and Steady Shot engaged. The Sony Kit Lens was used. I posted some studio shots taken in BW color mode earlier this month. These new images were captured in less then controlled situations. I'm again, pleased with the Alpha's results.
Monday, January 29, 2007
More Sony A100 B&W Color Mode Photos
In November I became a 'one percenter', no I didn't score at 10,000 feet, I joined a small percentage of Grand Canyon visitors who actually hiked to the bottom of the canyon and back up. While spending three days and two nights at Phantom Ranch, the facility at the bottom of the canyon, I took some time to walk around and test out my Sony Alpha 100 DSLR in Black and White color mode. These RAW images, converted directly to JPEG, were taken at ISO 100, with a monopod and Steady Shot engaged. The Sony Kit Lens was used. I posted some studio shots taken in BW color mode earlier this month. These new images were captured in less then controlled situations. I'm again, pleased with the Alpha's results.
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