Xasan

Agree and agree. Agree, and depending on the tone curve applied to raw in DSP, can be less than .5 stop. Agree, and he's not specifying what latitude is that, part of it is because of calibration, ...

If I may, some of us would enjoy your answer past the headline above.

You are missing at least one important fact, AE determines what it is in the scene to be assigned 18% to, and in certain modes it doesn't bother to do even this. 18% greyscale exposure of what is ...

You provided none of the sort. Bits and pieces don't count as details or data, much less as results. That's the condition under which my employer allows me to participate here. To a casual reader ...

Since when facts became ad hominem? I specifically pointed that out. Graphs without proof. My methods? Or standard industry practices, chosen for a reason? Actually, it does. That's a good and ...

Animosity? No. Not even amused. You are ignoring that this method was tried and rejected. Being told so, you haven't look at why this method is found wanting. This is either lack of proper ...

Probably not worth it, but here goes. Your presentation lacks any proof of calibration, any proof of concept, any numerical data, and your resulting curves look wrong. Curves on Fujifilm site are ...

You can take a filter, measure it's spectral transmission, and check that your data measured with that filter in front of the lens can be predicted by multiplicating filter transmission by the ...

It does.

What's the right way of saying it: I changed an amplifier to use a lens with a smaller aperture, or I used a lens with a smaller aperture and changed the amplifier accordingly? If the goal is to ...

FWIW not getting useful lightness out of camera, including those previews embedded in raw files, breaks a lot of pro workflows.

You are definitely an expert in standing on your head.

Not a fluke, it's by design. Exposure is down 7 stops, ISO is up 6 stops.

In my strictly non-expert view FP is right. Reducing shutter speed duration is a haute experte term, not for mere mortals like me and FP to understand. Using smaller aperture, again, in my ...

You are an expert.

But could you please explain why it isn't important that ISO is not effecting exposure?

Who are those people? I see a lot of votes for Bob, fewer votes for you. FWIW, a lot of people believe Bob's message.

Camera, not image. Changing camera settings is an everyday norm.

We need some krazy glue to fix it.

One persuaded, 12 more to go.