Re: Canon EOS 6D Mark II Dynamic Range Talk & Sample Images
You can use raw data to determine PDR.
If I inspected the raw file for that image I'm confident it would have no more than 9.11 stops of PDR.
The blacks are slightly crushed in that image to hide the fact that noise would be apparent.
Not a complaint just an observation, we crush black at some level on almost all images.
FWIW, I have no problem with this amount of PDR as I rarely have issues with high dynamic range scenes.
Jpeg images don't have PDR.Point22 said:...
Now I would like the answer.. Mr bclaff is this 11,8DR or 8-9 PDR ?? Thx
You can use raw data to determine PDR.
If I inspected the raw file for that image I'm confident it would have no more than 9.11 stops of PDR.
The blacks are slightly crushed in that image to hide the fact that noise would be apparent.
Not a complaint just an observation, we crush black at some level on almost all images.
FWIW, I have no problem with this amount of PDR as I rarely have issues with high dynamic range scenes.
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