MONO — Black and White Camera

MONO is a camera that cannot see colour. The viewfinder is already black and white before you press the shutter. You build the picture in tone instead of taking the colour out afterwards — and you know at once whether a subject carries, or was merely colourful. FILTERS LIKE REAL GLASS Yellow for an everyday sky, orange to cut haze, red for hard contrast, green to lift foliage. They weigh the colours before the picture turns grey, exactly as screw-on filters do in front of a lens, and you watch them work while you frame. TWENTY-THREE LOOKS From fine-grained studio stock to coarsely pushed reportage material. The grain is not an overlay: it is calculated for every frame and reacts to exposure like film does. MADE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS Manual shutter and ISO on a proper scale. Metering modes, exposure compensation, focus peaking, a level, a histogram, a grid. RAW alongside, if you want it.…