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I managed to set UniWB on my 5Ds R and would like to see how big the exposure difference between jpg clipping and raw clipping is.
Strangely, images that seem to clip a lot on the camera (only green) show a histogram which hardly clips (both raw & the internal jpg extracted using QuickJpegFromCR2). The contast, sharpening and saturation are all set to lowest value in the picture style 'neutral' in my cameras menu.
I use ACR to check the histrograms, could that be the source of the difference in histogram appearance between ACR and the back of the camera? Any suggestions how to check/measure it approximately?
Strangely, images that seem to clip a lot on the camera (only green) show a histogram which hardly clips (both raw & the internal jpg extracted using QuickJpegFromCR2). The contast, sharpening and saturation are all set to lowest value in the picture style 'neutral' in my cameras menu.
I use ACR to check the histrograms, could that be the source of the difference in histogram appearance between ACR and the back of the camera? Any suggestions how to check/measure it approximately?