I rarely use Dynamic Monochrome because of the ISO limit, although I like how the tones are rendered using that setting.
I use the in-camera Mono photo style using custom settings I got from Matti Sulanto:
- Contrast = +5
- Sharpness = -3
- NR = +2
- Color Tone = 0
- Orange filter
During my last mini-trek, I decided to compare Dynamic Monochrome vs the custom mono photo style but I noticed that D. Monochrome was shot at F/4.0 and F/5.6 with the custom setting so it's not a fair comparison, I guess. I remember though that D. Monochrome has darker tones.
Entrance to the trail at dusk:
Dynamic Monochrome:
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Custom Mono
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