Is there any way to zoom in 100% when checking RAW files?

[quattro_bajeena]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

 

[Greg7579]

Of course. You can zoom any image to 1:1 (full resolution) and check it on the LCD or in the EVF. I do it all the time to check focus. Just display the file and spin the wheel. Zoom it in all the way or in increments.....

 

[Father Bouvier]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

 

[Jerry-astro]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source. I've always been under the impression when shooting RAW+JPG (full sized JPGs) then the magnified preview was displayed at 100%. I may be totally wrong here (not the first time or the last), but I am unable to find information that confirms what you're suggesting here. I scanned thru the user's manual but couldn't locate the specifics, so hoping you'll either have a page reference or some other credible source.

 

[grazuncle]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source. I've always been under the impression when shooting RAW+JPG (full sized JPGs) then the magnified preview was displayed at 100%. I may be totally wrong here (not the first time or the last), but I am unable to find information that confirms what you're suggesting here. I scanned thru the user's manual but couldn't locate the specifics, so hoping you'll either have a page reference or some other credible source.

I might be wrong here but i took FB's comment to be as viewing the 'embedded RAW jpeg' to have a maximum magnification of 1:2 (50%) not the shot with both Jpeg and Raw combination, displayed jpeg.

I have been wrong too

 

[Jerry-astro]

I might be wrong here but i took FB's comment to be as viewing the 'embedded RAW jpeg' to have a maximum magnification of 1:2 (50%) not the shot with both Jpeg and Raw combination, displayed jpeg.

I have been wrong too

I will be anxiously awaiting his response. You may well be right, in which case I misinterpreted his post.

 

[Phil BH]

Since I don't always need to zoom 1:1 and shoot RAW, when I do need to view the image at 100% I simply render a jpg in camera and look at it. I don't bother shooting RAW+JPEG.

 

[Father Bouvier]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source.

It's right there in the post you are replying. Compare it to Sony 100% magnification. Do you guys ever shoot with more than one camera? It's really something that you notice immediately.

There is a more difficult way, of course. Shoot a test chart, calculate the pixel density of the LCD screen, multiply the size on LCD, compare to the same on the test chart, calculate magnification.

 

[Greg7579]

Father, I didn't know that! Of course I shoot raw and am zooming a small embedded jpeg, but still... I didn't know that the in-camera zoom was not 1:1. That is disapointing.

Amazed I have never heard that...

 

[Jerry-astro]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source.

It's right there in the post you are replying. Compare it to Sony 100% magnification. Do you guys ever shoot with more than one camera? It's really something that you notice immediately.

There is a more difficult way, of course. Shoot a test chart, calculate the pixel density of the LCD screen, multiply the size on LCD, compare to the same on the test chart, calculate magnification.

 

[Exit10]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source.

It's right there in the post you are replying. Compare it to Sony 100% magnification. Do you guys ever shoot with more than one camera? It's really something that you notice immediately.

There is a more difficult way, of course. Shoot a test chart, calculate the pixel density of the LCD screen, multiply the size on LCD, compare to the same on the test chart, calculate magnification.

 

[Macro]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source.

It's right there in the post you are replying. Compare it to Sony 100% magnification. Do you guys ever shoot with more than one camera? It's really something that you notice immediately.

There is a more difficult way, of course. Shoot a test chart, calculate the pixel density of the LCD screen, multiply the size on LCD, compare to the same on the test chart, calculate magnification.

 

[Exit10]

As the title say, any of you knows of a way to zoom in as much as the JPEG files allow in camera? Sorry if the question has been asked and answered already.

Apart from needing jpeg, I don't think any Fuji camera shows 1:1 magnification. I didn't check the latest cameras, but the previous models didn't provide 1:1 magnification. Comparing to Sony cameras, which indeed show 1:1, the maximum magnification on Fuji bodies is more like 1:2.

Please share your source.

It's right there in the post you are replying. Compare it to Sony 100% magnification. Do you guys ever shoot with more than one camera? It's really something that you notice immediately.

There is a more difficult way, of course. Shoot a test chart, calculate the pixel density of the LCD screen, multiply the size on LCD, compare to the same on the test chart, calculate magnification.

 

[baobob]

Yes just record RAF plus a JPEG file with the setting desired (small or fine)