Canon EOS 1100D

Hello, you might have already found the answer but just in case:
- switch to mode M (manual exposure)
- go to style or image effect (the leftmost box on the 3rd line, for that press Q and then navigate with the arrows)
- once you’re there, click on "m" (monochrome) and your photos will be in black and white.
For sepia: once you are in monochrome, press the "disp" key and you will get to a new menu, there go to the tone tab and choose "sepia" or one of the other color filters.

Hello,

there is a tutorial at this address

http://www.canon.lu/Support/Consumer_Products/products/cameras/Digital_SLR/EOS_1100D.aspx?faqtcmuri=tcm:41-821716&page=1&type=faq

Happy holidays

Hello, for me, it is better to avoid applying the "B&W" function directly on the camera, but rather modify it with free software that has a B&W function or where you can make the adjustments yourself as you see fit!

I would like to humbly inform you that I don't remember if this camera can take black and white or sepia photos; however, you have the software Photofiltre that can modify your photos and create black and white and sepia images directly from a color photo.

Here is a link: http://www.commentcamarche.net/download/telecharger-175-photofiltre

This software is free.

Yes, I have this software (very good). Thanks anyway :)

You can set black and white directly from the camera, switch to manual mode, go to the menu, second window, image style -> Monochrome. I only know for black and white! There you go! Bye!

Bonjour.

Thank you, I searched like an idiot for a while.