+1 that the first data point about DR seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a bit crude yet in certain regards) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass to find out what kind of "reveal from the abyss" can be achieved. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Considering this came from recorded values of sub 10 to now well above 100 ... that "sinking" feeling isn't nearly as commandeering as the "swift kick" being felt when first reading about DR values.
Bearing in mind the degree to which this section of the image was underexposed, the level of color / detail that it now has is encouraging to me. Early yet, and YMMV .. but, I'm not sure that "all is lost" just yet.
+1 that the first data point seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a bit crude yet in certain regards) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass to find out what kind of "reveal from the abyss" can be achieved. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Considering this came from recorded values of sub 10 to now well above 100 ... that "sinking" feeling isn't nearly as commandeering as the "swift kick" being felt when first reading about DR values.
Bearing in mind the degree to which this section of the image was underexposed, the level of color / detail that it now has is encouraging to me. Early yet, and YMMV .. but, I'm not sure that "all is lost" just yet.
+1 that the first data point seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a touch crude yet in certain regard) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Considering this came from recorded values of sub 10 to now well above 100 ... that "sinking" feeling isn't nearly as commandeering as the "swift kick" being felt when first reading about DR values.
Bearing in mind the degree to which this section of the image was underexposed, the level of color / detail that it now has is encouraging to me. Early yet, and YMMV .. but, I'm not sure that "all is lost" just yet.
+1 that the first data point seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a touch crude yet in certain regard) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Considering this came from recorded values of sub 10 to now well above 100 ... that "sinking" feeling isn't nearly as commandeering as the "swift kick" being felt when first reading about DR values.
Bearing in mind the degree to which this section of the image was underexposed, the level of color / detail that it now has is encouraging to me. Early yet, and YMMV .. but, I'm not sure that "all is lost" just yet.
+1 that the first data point seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a touch crude yet is certain regard) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Considering this came from recorded values of sub 10 to now well above 100 ... that "sinking" feeling isn't nearly as commandeering as the "swift kick" being felt when first reading about DR values.
Bearing in mind the degree to which this section of the image was underexposed, the level of color / detail that it now has is encouraging to me. Early yet, and YMMV .. but, I'm not sure that "all is lost" just yet.
+1 that the first data point seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a touch crude yet with some overcooked aspects) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Considering this came from recorded values of sub 10 to now well above 100 ... that "sinking" feeling isn't nearly as commandeering as the "swift kick" being felt when first reading about DR values.
+1 that the first data point seems to be bringing disappointing news on the low ISO end of things. I must admit that this brings a "sinking - kick in the gut" emotive on first reaction.
However, not to give up the ship on the first salvo, I went to work a bit (a touch crude yet) with the file. Learning how to handle the files from the 6D2 might take a bit, yet ... but, here's my first pass. This is 100% crop. Wasn't quite sure how far to take it, so take it with a grain of salt as "one data point".
Jul 08, 2017 at 06:47 AM
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