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EvanN Master Jan. 31, 2013
626 Discussions and Comments Member since Jan. 20, 2008

Here is an old shot I had taken a while ago:

Cheers,
Evan

evan_nanos at yahoo.com

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dmath Master Jan. 31, 2013
733 Discussions and Comments Member since May 13, 2012 Montreux, Switzerland http://thealps.wood-and-light.com/en

I love B&W. Very nice submissions so far. Here's my latest.

Best regards,
David

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cinq Master Jan. 31, 2013
4,735 Discussions and Comments Member since Dec. 18, 2006

Thanks for the idea Peter, here are two pictures from my beloved Ingenieur 322701 I converted to B&W:

Do you actually shoot in B&W? I haven't checked if my camera has this option.

Kind regards,

Clemens
Last edited: 31 January, 2013 - 14:30

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dmath Master Jan. 31, 2013
733 Discussions and Comments Member since May 13, 2012 Montreux, Switzerland http://thealps.wood-and-light.com/en

Clemens - in reality, "shooting in b&w" means that the camera will do the conversion. The sensor is capturing rgb data - any b&w is a conversion. My feeling is that it's better to use software to do the conversion after the fact than to have the camera do it in real-time.

Very nice shots of your Inge.

Best regards,
David

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cinq Master Jan. 31, 2013
4,735 Discussions and Comments Member since Dec. 18, 2006

Thanks David. That's what I did with these pictures.

Kind regards,

Clemens
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Kristoffer_J Graduate Jan. 31, 2013
45 Discussions and Comments Member since Dec. 15, 2012

AT 3536

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hajoth Master Jan. 31, 2013
829 Discussions and Comments Member since Aug. 4, 2006

Add a 325 in monochrome :)

Regards

Hajo
Fair Winds and Following Seas

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Rüdiger Unger Connoisseur Jan. 31, 2013
310 Discussions and Comments Member since Oct. 10, 2002

my 3741 is often regarded as a girl´s watch

Rüdiger

*Zeit verhindert, dass alles auf einmal passiert* (unbekannt)

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teeveetee Master Jan. 31, 2013
928 Discussions and Comments Member since Jan. 2, 2012 London, United Kingdom

another 5002

Regards,
Thang

iwcforummer@outlook.com

Last edited: 21 April, 2013 - 08:55

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regulateur Connoisseur Jan. 31, 2013
225 Discussions and Comments Member since April 18, 2012

Nice Idea. Here is a nice Big Pilot watch, with the rivets and without color. Just as it should be:

You come from nothing, you go back to nothing. What have you lost? Nothing!

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Your watch in B/W (monochrome)

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