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I'm sure (at least in my case) its not about photos. I've had A6000, then A6300 and now I'm A6500 owner - photos look almost the same (with exceptions on extreme DR or low light conditions). If ...

I'm also waiting impatiently for Sony move (hope there is move in APS-C and it addresses hi-level body). Specs of X-T3 are fantastic and now, when there is no clear Sony technology advantage, such ...

That was also my point of view. I really doubt that there are any serious RAW data manipulations done in the camera. I know that Nikon is doing some kind of digital scaling of selected channels, ...

Ok, so even if next generation camera has the same sensor as its predecessor it is possible than in the process of improving "color science" the bayer filter can be different. Br, Pawel.

Yep, sure. But that requires modifications to sensor itself unless the bayer filter is a separate part. Br, Pawel

Some manufacturers (especially Sony with its new models) is advertising that they are improving their "color science" and reviews confirm it saying that colors are better or not (depending on how ...

Today I've had a chance to make some tests on my short trip to airport. Now I can clearly confirm that issue is with OSS enabled. It is the stabilization that messes up everything.  When OSS is ...

I have to try it, but its simply my Canon experience which is keeping me from disabling OSS. As a matter of fact with 7D and 100-400 and then 5d3 and 100-400mk2 I was getting way, way, better ...

So its me now rising my hand after one month. I have extremely inconsistent experience with A6500 and 70-300. When I'm using this combo for my train photography (objects relatively close to me - ...

After a long long experiment period I know that my theory was wrong. It has nothing to do with the distance. All the problem is in the PlayMemories and how in works with iOS. I've studied some ...

I think You got it wrong. My point was that in some situations it is pointless to use ISO to achieve exposure on the right side of the "histogram". Physical exposure is, of course, completely ...

Yep, sure You are right, wrong word. Pseudo is much better. Pawel.

That depends on your sensor design a lot. If your sensor is dual-gain and isoless (of course only in scope of two base ISOs) then ETTR makes sense on any of base ISO of the sensor. If acceptable ...

I guess that todays still camera sensors have dual-gain technology but they are missing the dual read-out path. Right now it is simply possible to switch gain on whole sensor and not per-pixel. It ...

Yes sure, I'm always using TV's native resolution. It's not that easy - as current PC'a (operating system and video cards) and Mac's are not able to output HDR signal over HDMI unfortunately. They ...

Hi All I'm not sure if this is correct forum for such question, but I was not able to fine any other that will be more suitable. My goal is to find a way to process, transfer and show, photos on ...

As promised on last post, some shots from this year trip to Sardegna and Corsica - of course, all made with 18-135. All photos are is DCI-P3 colorspace, which I use everyday (as this is the best ...

Sorry for bumping that thread from past, but I was fighting with this issue for ages (A6500 but it's absolutely the same case). After reading a lots of apple developer documentation I'm almost sure ...

Since day I've discovered that "ISO" in digital cameras has nothing to do with sensitivity I've completely changed my workflow.
Right now on my A6500 I'm using only ISO 100 and 400 (as this is dual...

It is common for all A6xxx series, and it was like that always. Only single-shoot mode is 14-bit (13 bit as noted below). Its probably due to ADC timing. Formaly, the file is still 14-bit, but two ...