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Re: Official: Canon Announces the EOS 6D Mark II
Well, now all cards are open and IQ of 6DII production units is evaluated (by DPR at least).
The sensor is not bad at all yet worse than its predesessor in DR (and pushability). Thanks God or thanks Canon, it doesn't show banding
Pushing shadows at base ISO gives quite acceptable results. And considering selective NR and masking are even more so.
If someone is interested in result of applying selective NR I made a small demo psd file with different layers. It is an original underexposed raw file (ISO 100) from 6DII sample gallery on DPR that I converted in ACR in 16-bit/AdobeRGB mode, did all manupulations and then converted to 8-bit/sRGB for less weight.
It contains an original image (non pushed - layer 1), a pushed variant (layer 2) with evident noise esp. in shadows, a version for mask with less push adjustments (layer 3 - swithched off) and last the pushed version with NR and mask applied (the top layer).
So you may download the file, upzip it and judge yourself.
Well, now all cards are open and IQ of 6DIIproduction units is evaluated (by DPR at least).
The sensor is not bad at all yet worse than its predesessor in DR (and pushability). Thanks God or thanks Canon, it doesn't show banding
Pushing shadows at base ISO gives quite acceptable results. And considering selective NR and masking are even more so.
If someone is interested in result of applying selective NR I made a small demo psd file with different layers. It is an original underexposed raw file (ISO 100) from 6DII sample gallery on DPR that I converted in ACR in 16-bit/AdobeRGB mode, did all manupulations and then converted to 8-bit/sRGB for less weight.
It contains an original image (non pushed - layer 1), a pushed variant (layer 2) with evident noise esp. in shadows, a version for mask with less push adjustments (layer 3 - swithched off) and last the pushed version with NR and mask applied (the top layer).
So you may download the file, upzip it and judge yourself.
