This setting is not available for RAW images or video. High ISO NR reduces noise at high ISOs. You have two settings: Normal – for moderate noise reduction. Low – for lower noise reduction. If you select this, you might have to wait till your image is processed before you can shoot again. In practice, … Read more
You shoot RAW for best image quality, and you shoot JPEG for ease of use, speed and storage space. Here are the sizes of a typical 42MP image*: X.Fine JPEG: 27 MB Compressed RAW: 43.2 MB *The sizes will vary by a bit depending on the kind of information you’re shooting. That’s a savings of about 40%. … Read more
You shoot RAW for best image quality, and you shoot JPEG for ease of use, speed and storage space. Here are the sizes of a typical 12MP image*: X.Fine JPEG: 7 MB Uncompressed RAW: 25 MB *The sizes will vary by a bit depending on the kind of information you’re shooting. That’s a savings of … Read more
With RAW, you have the choice of compressed and uncompressed stills. The only reason to shoot compressed is to reduce file size (by about 50%). Here are the sizes of a typical 12MP image*: Compressed: 12.8 MB Uncompressed: 25.1 MB *The sizes will vary by a bit depending on the kind of information you’re shooting. … Read more
DRO is available for RAW, JPEGs and video. For every shutter press, the camera studies the scene and creates a combined image that is flatter – trying to raise the shadows and preserve the highlights. You will find Auto HDR in Menu A > 5 > DRO/Auto HDR > D-Range Optimizer. You have the following choices: Auto: Camera … Read more
DRO is available for RAW, JPEGs and video. For every shutter press, the camera studies the scene and creates a combined image that is flatter – trying to raise the shadows and preserve the highlights. You will find Auto HDR in Menu A > 5 > DRO/Auto HDR > D-Range Optimizer. You have the following choices: Auto: Camera … Read more
AutoHDR is not available for RAW stills, only JPEGs. For every shutter press, the camera records two images, one slightly underexposed and the other slightly overexposed. The degree is determined by the settings. You will find Auto HDR in Menu A > 5 > DRO/Auto HDR > Auto HDR. You have the following choices: Auto: Camera … Read more
AutoHDR is not available for RAW stills, only JPEGs. For every shutter press, the camera records two images, one slightly underexposed and the other slightly overexposed. The degree is determined by the settings. You will find Auto HDR in Menu A > 5 > DRO/Auto HDR > Auto HDR. You have the following choices: Auto: Camera … Read more
In this video I’ll go over the challenges of exposing in S-Log3 using the Atomos Shogun. Even though I tell you how to solve the problem, the video doesn’t show it. The purpose of the video is just to go over the options on the Shogun. Download Video Note: I didn’t use the Zebra because … Read more