Exposure Details:
Exposure Time : 1/6 sec
F Number : f/8
ISO Speed Rating : 200
Flash : No Flash
Fujifilm HS20 EXR Dynamic-Range Mode (HDR) Vs AE BKT - HDR Conversion
Exposure Details:
Exposure Time : 5/8 sec
F Number : f/2.8
ISO Speed Rating : 400
Flash : No Flash
Can anyone confirm how the Dynamic Range options work on the Z700EXR ?
This is what I have deduced from experiments :=
The (non EXR ) options are a contrast compression, like an S curve in post processing, to fit the normal sensor range (12 bit ? ) into JPEG's more limited range, rather than just chop the highlights.
As it doesn't halve the number of pixels it isn't the EXR option.
Being a natural-born cynic, I take the hype from the camera manufacturers with a large pinch of salt. However, having dropped my digital compact and needing a replacement, my attention was drawn by the innovative concept of the imaging sensor featured in the Fujifilm F200 EXR.
Beginner's guide to Dynamic Range
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