You're most welcome.
Now try upsampling the D4 to D850 resolution and compare.
I didn't need to but I tried it made no difference, I also tried + 5 - 5 made no difference to the exposure. Exposure is a combination of ISO Aperture and shutter. These are what I set using the dials. If the camera is in manual and I am not using the internal meter the exp compensation makes no difference.
If:
Exposure does not include ISO. That's why we can push and pull after the exposure.
Just compare 100% to 100%. You get the point.
Well, it at least suggests that you can get better detail while maintaining the same noise performance of one of the greatest low-light sensors ever created.
But yeah, it is just one scenario out of essentially infinite scenarios. More importantly, it is a little better than the previous generation high resolution sensor in virtually all respects.
Speaking of scenarios, turn on the lights and set the D850 to iso64 and run the comparison again. You may notice some improvements over the 6-year-old D4 sensor.
I guess the overarching theme is that it is versatile.
Yeah, very much so, they only manage to maintain the same noise performance after they almost double the resolution, what the hack...LOL
Beat is beat, though ;-)
Ah, you are willing to downsample and compare, but not to upsample and compare. Telling. Yes I think I get the point.
Thanks for posting the NEF's. Question: when did you make the -3EV adjustment? At time of shooting or in post?Sorry I use LR on Mac.Most software I use - C1 10.2, FRV - support D850, besides Nikon ViewNX-i, Capture NX-D
Here are the original NEF's from my reshoot - tripod, liveview manual focus, Zeiss 135/2
D850 small raw
D850 medium raw
D850 14 bit lossless raw
D4 14 bit loss raw
Uploading now to my dropbox so please wait 20 minutes from this post before downloading.
"In post"? You still don't understand, do you? There is no -3EV 'adjustment'. It is just what the meter says on the camera. In A Mode the meter says it in the EC reading, and in M mode the camera's meter would have been saying "-3EV!!" while he took the photo on manual settings.Thanks for posting the NEF's. Question: when did you make the -3EV adjustment? At time of shooting or in post?Sorry I use LR on Mac.Most software I use - C1 10.2, FRV - support D850, besides Nikon ViewNX-i, Capture NX-D
Here are the original NEF's from my reshoot - tripod, liveview manual focus, Zeiss 135/2
D850 small raw
D850 medium raw
D850 14 bit lossless raw
D4 14 bit loss raw
Uploading now to my dropbox so please wait 20 minutes from this post before downloading.
.... as the OP has clearly explained to you @Kubicide, https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60139577"In post"? You still don't understand, do you? There is no -3EV 'adjustment'. It is just what the meter says on the camera. In A Mode the meter says it in the EC reading, and in M mode the camera's meter would have been saying "-3EV!!" while he took the photo on manual settings.Thanks for posting the NEF's. Question: when did you make the -3EV adjustment? At time of shooting or in post?Sorry I use LR on Mac.Most software I use - C1 10.2, FRV - support D850, besides Nikon ViewNX-i, Capture NX-D
Here are the original NEF's from my reshoot - tripod, liveview manual focus, Zeiss 135/2
D850 small raw
D850 medium raw
D850 14 bit lossless raw
D4 14 bit loss raw
Uploading now to my dropbox so please wait 20 minutes from this post before downloading.
