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Nikon D50: hides under the living room couch, available for quick family snaps. It's the camera I started back with in photography, after a looong hiatus from film. Nikon D7000: Backup camera to ...
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color space: I convert down from whatever working profile I'm using to edit, to sRGB. And, I also make sure that sRGB profile is embedded in the JPEG so color-managed viewers can do a proper ...
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For working with proofs, I've been using a MS Surface 3, and more recently a Lenovo Miix 510, and they both work just fine. I wouldn't call it "getting by", its a regular part of my workflow, ...
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Simply, this. In the software I use, 100% display magnification is where each image pixel is displayed by a single display pixel. Just wanted to get my uderstanding of the definition out there.... ...
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Funny, 8-bit TIFF is not a lot of use so I get why I think they didn't include it, but 16-bit TIFF could be a post-processing game-changer... Edit: well, any 16-bit RGB format...
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If I understand what you're getting at, it was indeed what I could do with it. With the D7000, I struggled to ETTR to get the shadows out of the noise floor and I was constantly denoising in ...
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https://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Nikon%20D7000,Nikon%20Z%206 I'm a DR whore, that's why... :D
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Sorry 'bout that; let's go back to your original post: Or is there no point as JPEG are 8 bit? I think your observation below illustrates that there is a point. I read that RAW can be edited in 16 ...
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A lot of computer science is like this: Two guys on a train, one sitting by the aisle, one by the window. Every once in a while, guy by the window looks up, scans around and utters a number, ...
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Ah, okay, the 14-bit data ranges from 0-16383, but it's delivered to the software by the library in 16-bit containers, 0-65535. It does have to be subsequently dealt with by the software in the ...
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I'm wondering if you actually read my post. The image data may be stored in the file compressed and/or encoded, but once read from the file it has to be put in a container that the computer ...
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I wrote my own raw processor. When I open a raw file, the libraw library I use delivers the image as an array of unsigned 16-bit integers. If the image was compressed or otherwise encoded, the ...
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If you look at a 256-step gray scale corresponding to the possible steps of an 8-bit image, the distinctions between successive steps are on the hairy edgy of visibility. 256 times more ...
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IMHO noise reduction in post should really be a last resort, prior to doing these things where/when possible: 1. Getting the best exposure possible to keep dark places off the bottom of the sensor ...
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Placed 61st in the challenge. Woodpecker in flight, Mueller State Park, Colorado, USA
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I've found flowers to be good subjects. My wife likes to have a grocery-store bouquet once in a while, and she also raise orchids, so the subjects abound in our house. I've found the north light ...
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Cool! If you do, here are build instructions for the light box: https://glenn.pulpitrock.net/Camera_Profiling_Spectrometer-Build_Instructions.pdf
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I'm finding that the simple LUT camera profiles I've developed with this SSF data go a long way toward corralling colors to retain some notion of gradation. But the real potential of SSF data is ...
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Data Reduction, 3rd paragraph: -D in the dcraw command shouldn't be there; the TIFF needs the demosaiced image. -h is best, doesn't modify the values.
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Yes indeed. Sorry it's taken multiple tries on your part. So, it would seem a conversion to energy would be prudent, if the human eye responds to that... ? I haven't seen such a consideration ...
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