p.2 #3 · Demystifying Log ISO, Exposure, and Noise
snapsy wrote:
Yep. Of course shooting raw means you can also shoot SDR ISO 100 and then apply N-Log as the initial conversion on Resolve's raw tab. That opens up the ability to use N-Log without the -3EV exposure metering but that's mostly only useful for experiments.
Presumably shooting Nlog Raw and then converting to a 10 bit file in DVR with no adjustments or colour management (Rec.2020, Nikon Nlog gamma in and out) applied will produce a file materially identical to shooting Nlog 10 bit in-camera?
p.2 #4 · Demystifying Log ISO, Exposure, and Noise
Alistair1 wrote:
Presumably shooting Nlog Raw and then converting to a 10 bit file in DVR with no adjustments or colour management (Rec.2020, Nikon Nlog gamma in and out) applied will produce a file materially identical to shooting Nlog 10 bit in-camera?
It'll be identical in gamma, close in color but with some saturation differences, but of course different in terms of compression artifacts for in-camera, baked-in noise reduction, lens corrections, etc...
