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Mask what you want to change and place that on a separate layer (use masking tool). Then with that layer active open Curves. You'll be able to target each color channel independently and that will ...

Easy -- layers and curves. Here's red stripes to green.

I'm going to update that to; leave picture preview on and set UniWB. The point of turning picture preview off was to avoid having to see the UniWB color in the viewfinder which is arguably a bit ...

OK thanks -- that sounds good. Same end result; C1 is presenting the data with a spin applied.

C1 is reading the file metadata and applying it. So as you assumed it's accounting for the ISO 100 tag that it finds in the file. You can't make it stop so C1 is not a good choice for examining ...

Any difference you saw is the result of different exposures. The real question here is: does the camera render the raw files differently in any way whatsoever when the ISO is switched between 200 ...

You're not seeing noise as we typically define it in terms of SNR (noise due to underexposure or camera read noise) -- that's processing artifacts. What you're seeing is created by processing ...

Thanks -- enjoying the camera.

Walked to the grocery today and took the new camera along -- finally finished testing and setting up. So here's my first actual photo that wasn't a test: Third step's a Doozy.

Basically an ISO invariant sensor has reduced read noise to the point where it stays below the level at which the signal is swamped by shot noise. In effect then there is no real advantage to ...

Yes it is, but not by as much as I would have expected. So some very efficient tech in this BSI sensor that Canon is using. Yep, technically that's 5.6 stops of underexposure. In both cases the ...

I'm wrapping up my testing of my new G7x mkii and what with the rain last few days and little chance to get out I figured I might as well check for ISO invariance. I wasn't expecting to be ...

They do exist, but yes they are complicated and expensive to manufacture so it's unlikely we're going to find them in compact cameras targeted at a wider audience and lower price point. https://www ...

My 11 year old niece is not very eloquent however she does manage to hit the nail on the head when she responds as she would to this comment with, "duuuuuuh!" The OP is asking if there's a ...

As a simple rule: Using different format cameras to take the same photograph* the depth of field (your focus zone) will become shallower (smaller) as the recording format size increases and become ...

You might enjoy checking out this post I just placed on another site: https://www.thephotoforum.com/threads/new-camera-finally-im-impressed.425626/

The Shostakovich is great -- not the latest/best quality recordings (1986 vintage) and the Orchestra sounds a little small on occasion. But I just acquired this complete set because Ladislav ...

The photo is processed from a raw file using Capture One. It does include some noise filtering of course. I'm replacing a older compact that had a 1/1.7 sensor and struggled to look this good at ...

Just got it this evening and it was dark outside by the time I got it setup and some charge on the battery. So I started with some high ISO testing to see what it's capable of. Got to say I'm ...

I'm a little late to this thread but I'll add that I'm shooting an X-T2. I've set the camera to unity WB and I get excellent coincidence between the blinkies/histograms and my raw file exposures. ...