Check those beautiful B&W shots for yourselves: The captured detail is amazing, as is the dynamic range. The monochrome mode is not just desaturated color photos like all other smartphones shoot, it's the real deal. The Standard one is, well, the regular color mode Vivid dials up the colors while Smooth is somewhere in between. Those are in line with the Leica film camera experience (you even get a Leica shutter sound). Leica designed two additional shooting (film) modes for the color sensor besides the Standard mode - Vivid Colors and Smooth Color. There is also an advanced settings menu, summoned by a swipe from the top. The main menu houses all the available shooting modes - Photo, Monochrome, HDR, Panorama, Beauty, and Light Painting. This may be confusing at first but you quickly get used to it. There are no marks to suggest that, but all the camera options are hidden in menus you can bring by swiping up or down from the screen (assuming you hold the camera in landscape mode).
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The Pro camera interface is very comfortable, but only if you know how to use it. The Huawei camera app offers manual mode, which has RAW shooting, manual focus, shutter speed and ISO and a few other options. This has enabled the monochrome sensor to capture (up to 3x) more light and so it should fare better in low-light photography.
The latter lacks a Bayer filter which is used in color cameras. Just like the P9, the Huawei P9 Plus features two 12MP sensors, one is fairly standard and captures color photographs while the other is only monochrome (black & white). Dual 12MP camera with monochrome and color sensors
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