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I disagree profoundly.That's another thing, with the DP1 you could really pound it's jpgs hard on post and they wouldn't fall apart. I'm also still waiting for RAW support for Photoshop to see how it goes.
I think it's youIs it me or isn't the dynamic range on the E-P1 that great? I have to say that compared to the DP1 I'm finding a BIG difference. The detail and dynamic range on the DP1 is just phenomenal and I thought that was what I was going to get with the E-P1...sadly it doesn't seem so.
sorry, but now:Can't see the picture you refer to. I think you need to be logged on as a member
JPEGs wise I really don't see it. Like it was said before RAW maybe a different story. But I won't find that out until Photoshop puts out a RAW update for the E-P1 (I absolutely hate having to use different apps when one should be able to do everything).I think it's you
The E-P1 has excellent dynamic range imho.
E-P1 + 17mm f2.8 pancake
1/100s f/2.8 at 17.0mm iso200
I have the DP1 too... nothing special compared to the E-P1.
Kind Regards
Brian
only in jpg, with raw you have the same dynamic range, don't know whyWhat settings did you use for the E-P1? It has best dynamic range at ISO 200. You will get reduced dynamic range at ISO 100.
You are 100% right.I would have to disagree with this. I've seen nothing including my own pictures that suggest RAW doesn't see a dynamic range drop when using ISO 100. The base ISO of the camera is 200. ISO 100 simply overexposes and then reduces the brightness. You don't lose DR in the shadows but you will lose it in the highlights for sure.
yep, and i apologize :angel: i mix something upYou are 100% right.
Which image is the DP1 or E-P1
both are E-P1, left JPG OOC, right RAW with adjustmentsWhich image is the DP1 or E-P1
how can this be in RAW? If it is reducing brightness then it can not be raw, unless there is a different encoding strategy for the analog data from the sensor in different ISO settings.I would have to disagree with this. I've seen nothing including my own pictures that suggest RAW doesn't see a dynamic range drop when using ISO 100. The base ISO of the camera is 200. ISO 100 simply overexposes and then reduces the brightness.