Thanks for sharing. Do you have any ISO 100 or 200 by any chance?
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Eldar said:Sorry, the Canon guy reformatted my memory card, when we changed from raw to jpg, so non of them were saved.cgc said:Thanks Eldar.
If you got a ISO 100 raw file, it would be possible to measure the sensor dynamic range using the masked pixels technique and a suitable decoder (like dcraw with some hacks).
ISO above 400 wouldn't be so interesting because it is likely that it will have not a huge improvement in dynamic range, but could serve to compare with another Canon cameras.
Please let me to know how we could fetch a CR2 file, preferably ISO 100. This sensor may start a new era in Canon and we are all very impatient!.
This could be possibly done by file recovery utility provided with CF card (provided on the new card) or downloaded from manufacture site.Eldar said:How?mclaren777 said:Yeah, you can probably recover those formatted files.
Eldar said:How?mclaren777 said:Yeah, you can probably recover those formatted files.
Then they're gone. These images are not worth much anyway. I'll be happy to wait until April/May. I am confident that this camera is a significant improvement.eml58 said:SanDisk Rescue Pro Deluxe, works exceptionally well, I've recovered both Video & stills from SD & CF Cards that I had mistakenly reformatted in camera.
If the Card has been used since the reformat in camera the software will not rescue any Image that has been over written, it's gone.
If the Card has had a deep format on a computer, then everything has gone, for good.
Eldar said:Then they're gone. These images are not worth much anyway. I'll be happy to wait until April/May. I am confident that this camera is a significant improvement.eml58 said:SanDisk Rescue Pro Deluxe, works exceptionally well, I've recovered both Video & stills from SD & CF Cards that I had mistakenly reformatted in camera.
If the Card has been used since the reformat in camera the software will not rescue any Image that has been over written, it's gone.
If the Card has had a deep format on a computer, then everything has gone, for good.
Larsskv said:Even though I would love to see more raw files from the 1DXII, I think that trying to push Eldar to recover deleted files is wrong. He was trusted with the 1DXII and his own memory card, and I support him being loyal to those that gave him the opportunity.
Thanks for your thoughts. I share your opinion and I would not feel totally comfortable trying to recover them.JMZawodny said:Larsskv said:Even though I would love to see more raw files from the 1DXII, I think that trying to push Eldar to recover deleted files is wrong. He was trusted with the 1DXII and his own memory card, and I support him being loyal to those that gave him the opportunity.
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As much as I would like to see RAW files now, I have to agree completely. Canon may still be working on some final tweaks to the camera (firmware) and it would not be wise to provide examples that might not accurately represent the camera's actual performance. We'll have the first production models in the hands of forum members in 2 months.
Neutral said:Now when they are ready with new G-Master pro level lenses line and testing new fast AF on a6300 it seems that they paved ground for new A9.
I suspect that this might happen in April.
Competition might become more tight.