GX8 v G6 long exposures at night
Re: GX8 v G6 long exposures at night
xelnt wrote:
Eric Nepean wrote:
According to the Imaging Resource G7 review, the GX7 and the G7 have the same sensor.
Comparing GX8, GX7 (proxy for G7) and G6 on DXO Mark , at manufacturer ISO of 2500, the dynamic range of GX8 and GX7 appears to be about the same.
Those are nice shots, the only way I can think of improving is to drop the ISO of the GX8 to ISO 1600, underexpose (don't want to increase your exposure time, nicely chosen) , then push in PP.
I think the G7 has an "improved" GX7 sensor that handles higher ISO's better then the GX7. There is certainly a marked difference between the G6 and the GX8 and I'll have a lot more room to push the shadows compared to what I could do previously and they should clean up nicely.
Hopefully I can get a chance to process the shots soon, including some panoramas with the Aurora dancing above a bush fire (should test the dynamic range!).
I'm curious, are you using RAW or OOC JPEGs? Which noise reduction SW do you use?
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