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Colours from the Nikon 1 V2 are represented well, being bright but not overly vibrant.
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Despite its relatively small sensor, the Nikon 1 V2 is still capable of producing pleasing shallow of depth field effects.
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Monochrome is one of the Picture Styles you can choose to shoot in, with options to customise parameters such as the contrast.
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You can create a Cyanotype image using one of the settings from within the Monochrome Picture Style.
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The standard kit lens that comes bundled with the Nikon 1 V2 has a focal length of 10-30mm, which is an equivalent of 27mm at the widest point, providing a reasonably wide angle of view.
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At the telephoto end of the kit optic, the equivalent focal length is 81mm.
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Sepia is another option from the Monochrome Picture Styles.
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