RoamingScott wrote:
TL;DW: don’t shoot like a dumbass and the Z6iii holds up just as well to the Z6ii in the real world. The Z6iii even has an advantage because it doesn’t color shift to magenta when lowering an overexposed image.
The TL;DR likely still holds, but the comparisons presented in the video are under "easy" light and IMO not very informative because none of the images reviewed have a challenging dynamic range. There is no attempt to answer the question "can you pull up the shadows as effectively" which is typically THE technical challenge with many interesting landscape images.
I have not yet seen real-life tests involving shots into the sun and post processing the image without exposure bracketing. I will do some tests like this over the weekend but expect that with real world images the measurable DR reduction of the Z6iii will be a don't care. Noone in their right mind pulls up shadows more than 3 stops. If you need to pull up 5+ stops then you screwed up the exposure.
Jul 11, 2024 at 10:48 AM
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