DxOMark Tonal Range Specification

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DSPographer
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Re: DxOMark Signal for SNR
In reply to Jack Hogan, 5 months ago

Jack Hogan wrote:

DSPographer wrote:

I think the definition of signal for a DXOmark SNR is just the mean value of the count at the illumination needed for that mean value. Their noise definition includes read noise, shot noise, and PRNU. So, their full SNR plot plots the SNR at many mean count values: from an SNR of 0 dB to full count. The SNR 18% value reported on the second tab plot is just the SNR from the full SNR plot at 18% of full scale count for each ISO.

Thanks for your wisdom in various posts. Your interpretation above is also my understanding of DxO's SNR. I am still not clear about what constitutes the sample signal, though: the green channel only? A straight average of the four channels? Scaled/White balanced?... I have a feeling it's the last one, with the most unknowns

I recall that DXO said they used just the green channel for SNR measurements.

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