piratejabez

Yes, and you don't need to spend $100k to do it. Any tripod-mountable camera can do this in post, and as a bonus you get 3 images /without/ the rainbow effect as backup :).

Interesting how the colors remind me of what you might get from a scanned negative (especially in the shadows).

If you want more resolution, you can simply pixel-shift by hand ;)

Just goes to show how good the D750 was when it launched and continues to be today.

Silly and pointless. What I've come to expect from DPR comments.

Just so you know, DPR didn't produce this video.

In all fairness, there are probably folks for whom the new language support was more important than any other change.

There are many vids like this. I remember watching this one a months ago... and was surprised to learn a couple things :) Thanks for sharing.

Fortunately, we don't exist in a binary world.

That's actually how they do it, though...

This is amazing.

That's actually pretty fun. Frivolous, but fun :)

RIP Light L16. You will not be missed.

Is it just me, or does that design just scream late-90s, early 00s?

(An aesthetic due for a comeback?)

Turns out, it was exactly what I thought it was.

"see how it stacks up" ... "Without getting into too much detail" ... "By contrast" ... I see what you're doing there ;)

Yes, I suspect it was re-scanned.

#colormeimpressed

Yay, it's fixed :) You guys rock.

"The photographer displayed bad judgment" - I mean, maybe. However, the victim wasn't doing anything wrong, and was not interfering with the situation in any way. He was just there, with a tripod....