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Since Canon actually makes a camera named R5 and Sony doesn't, maybe we should stick to the actual name, a7RV, or perhaps RV for short? It's definitely a conundrum as all the manufacturers seem to ...
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How so? Not challenging this assertion. Just genuinely curious.
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You forgot to add quotes and a link to the site you copied that from: https://www.tek.com/en/support/faqs/what-quantization-error-and-how-does-signal-noise-relate
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This appears to be in the exact same format and style as Kraig Adams' videos. I am totally OK with that as I love Kraig Adams' work. More people should emulate it and improve on it. I've been ...
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Couldn't get through the video. You can tell he's winging it so it comes off as unorganized and not very well thought out. I'm sure he's a smart guy, but a video consisting of primarily talking to ...
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[...] Then avoid Lightroom Classic (the latest descendent from LR6) and Capture One. These can be frustrating to users who don't want to spend time learning their intricacies. Personally, I would ...
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well well well https://gregbenzphotography.com/photography-tips/acr-15-adds-high-dynamic-range-output/ It's a "technology preview" and it's currently limited to macOS only. Looking forward to ...
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Sorry, any thoughts on my hunch that a base ISO of 800 when shooting N-Log video is, practically speaking, implemented similarly to Nikon's Active D-Lighting and Fuji DR200/400 features? I.e. the ...
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Nikon Z9 base ISO for shooting stills = 64 Nikon Z9 base ISO for shooting video in N-Log = 800 Sony, Panasonic, Fuji, Canon- they all do something similar with their log profiles. Is this ...
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Nice series. I suspect you might enjoy much of the work featured over at subjectivelyobjective.com . They gravitate toward featuring artists who do a lot of small town rural photography. For example: ...
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As already stated, JPG shooters should aim for getting close to a final image straight out of camera. So they should definitely adjust ISO to taste. For raw shooters it's a little more nuanced. ...
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[...] [...] [...] Thank you so, so much! You've been a goldmine of useful starter info. _REALLY_ appreciate it. If I have any luck I'll be sure to report back with samples. And speaking of HDR TVs, ...
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Thank you, that was incredibly helpful in getting me oriented to this technology. You've given me a bunch of great jumping off points to learn more. Really appreciate it. It seems like the video ...
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So it turns out high bit depth is not a requirement for HDR display of HDR-capable photos. HDR display capable photos taken on an iPhone and stored in a HEIF container are, surprisingly, 8-bit, ...
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As we all know, HDR displays are generally capable of much brighter peak output than traditional standard dynamic range, or SDR, displays. A few years ago Richard Butler wrote about the exciting ...
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What's been lost in the subsequent discussion is I started this thread once my 1.4x already shipped, so I don't need it from any other shop. I was just letting people know my wait time was 5 ...
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Actually I'm the OP, and my 1.4x is already in transit (after a 5 month wait). But thanks for looking out PLShutterbug.
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That's a good counterpoint to Patrick's experience. I guess there's a considerable element of luck, whether you go with big retailers or small.
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Agreed. Unfortunately my most "local" camera shop is a 5 hour roundtrip drive to Reno, NV and back, so I don't really consider them. Still, I probably wouldn't have waited as long if I had found a ...
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