It might seem strange to buy a camera that can only shoot black-and-white when you can take the output of a color sensor and convert it to black and white afterward. But having shot with both the K-3 monochrome and the data-offer-url=”https://leica-camera.com/en-US/photography/cameras/m/m10-monochrom” class=”external-link” data-event-click=”{"element":"ExternalLink","outgoingURL":"https://cna.st/affiliate-link/24aLNwh3dUe58EVY6t8fndJ1LzBkBBEThCrPqmSWo7NU3ZcDiTQJXshPKhWXJLph8Ay4uZeVAJMt3VfEXqBoZ6hSyxfVTguY13fRGKpav6s4aeUpMdd9P2xszgBn58jaFR5VR6qLGayZ4ghTJYtYumQqnEdPkahPUJLEoYdfNTka3PMdgeunWNr1eE9GZ7eLLKXbb32DgbF5TnghZujuLAd5E9nYgeCtzTan1rZRrNEq91CA3XiM4Eo6wtQnAnDgMMBjMGNfsVny3HUYFcyvT96EV3uWoVZoHrCLacnGPCZKCU5Bj83Cemydpa7518zpWMTH4mDozjRxuqdNUYrVaaeyL7sy571zUrRNZ7uXefbFPUmV84AVZqsciqGpEncGyxLyi8yaM1Nx91zhm4EZseBuEmwfgGXB3F6Nu4kTqTmPKam489KG555SMEKSBSSArELwgRDn4ZsK485PBqMFQ"}” href=”https://cna.st/affiliate-link/24aLNwh3dUe58EVY6t8fndJ1LzBkBBEThCrPqmSWo7NU3ZcDiTQJXshPKhWXJLph8Ay4uZeVAJMt3VfEXqBoZ6hSyxfVTguY13fRGKpav6s4aeUpMdd9P2xszgBn58jaFR5VR6qLGayZ4ghTJYtYumQqnEdPkahPUJLEoYdfNTka3PMdgeunWNr1eE9GZ7eLLKXbb32DgbF5TnghZujuLAd5E9nYgeCtzTan1rZRrNEq91CA3XiM4Eo6wtQnAnDgMMBjMGNfsVny3HUYFcyvT96EV3uWoVZoHrCLacnGPCZKCU5Bj83Cemydpa7518zpWMTH4mDozjRxuqdNUYrVaaeyL7sy571zUrRNZ7uXefbFPUmV84AVZqsciqGpEncGyxLyi8yaM1Nx91zhm4EZseBuEmwfgGXB3F6Nu4kTqTmPKam489KG555SMEKSBSSArELwgRDn4ZsK485PBqMFQ” rel=”sponsored” target=”_blank”>Leica M10 Monochrome, I can vouch that there is definitely a better tonal range from a monochrome sensor compared to converting in post. If you’re a dedicated black-and-white shooter, it’s worth considering. I really like the idea of a pocketable monochrome camera that doesn’t have a…
