Mikael Risedal Offline Upload & Sell: Off
|
MazeRunner wrote:
I usually like my D800 better in good lighting, but in incandescent lighting or more difficult lighting (when there are mirrors, elevated ceilings with drop down steel panels, variable lighting in different locations in the room, assuming I left my gels at home), I prefer my D4.
two different made sensors and CFA
D4 is better due the different signal and gain in the blue channel pixel vs pixel in higher iso than d800 and in lower color temperatures as 2800K the softwares has problems with d800 and reproducing shadows, black
The shadow twisting against red in high iso is easy to correct/adjust away .
Different colors depends more often of the chosen profile internally or in the raw converter
I have my own profiles done to my d800 made by www.qpcard.com software and have got very similar colors out from all my cameras, both Nikon and Canon
|