Mario Inoportuno escribió:¿Pero cómo sacas esos blanco y negros?
Yo creo que es cosa del móvil, es un Huawei P30 Pro.
Despues del P20 Huawei dejó de meter un sensor monocromo dedicado pero siguió dejando en manos de Leica la emulación de blanco y negro. En callejera siempre lo uso en ese modo monocromo, normalmente subexponiendo un paso. Despues en Snapseed le suelo dar contraste y algo de estructura.
Pero ya te digo que la clave debe ser la colaboración de Leica con Huawei, no debe ser solo cosa de poner el nombre:
https://consumer.huawei.com/en/communit ... Id_133362/When we say black and white photography, one brand usually pops up and that is Leica. The revolutionary partnership of Huawei & Lieca brought a true monochrome lens into smartphone photography. Huawei started its multiple camera era not with a wide angle or telephoto lens, but a dedicated monochrome sensor with the following models, the Huawei P9, Huawei P10, Mate 10 Pro, Mate RS, and P20 Pro.
Even though the dedicated monochrome lens was dropped starting with Mate 20 series, a monochrome filter was introduced in the submenu. The filter is tuned by Leica to achieve less difference compared to the dedicated one.
Access Monochrome Mode
1. Open Camera App
2. From Photo mode, swipe down (landscape orientation) or swipe to left (portrait orientation) to access More
3. Tap Monochrome icon in the upper corner
4. Choose from four monochrome modes, Normal, Aperture, Portrait and Pro
