Jock Elliott
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- Troy, NY
I like to take pictures of the daytime sky (clouds, etc) and the sky at the margins of the day (sunrises, sunsets).
Suppose we have two different cameras. Camera A has dynamic range of 10.8 evs and color depth of 19.1 bits. Camera B has dynamic range of 12.8 evs and color depth of 24.3 bits.
If i were to shoot the same scenes (a sky full of clouds and also a sunset) at the same time with the two different cameras, how would the differences in dynamic range and color depth be reflected in the images? Further, would those differences be noticeable without pixel peeping?
If anyone has photos that would show those differences, please post them.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers, Jock
Suppose we have two different cameras. Camera A has dynamic range of 10.8 evs and color depth of 19.1 bits. Camera B has dynamic range of 12.8 evs and color depth of 24.3 bits.
If i were to shoot the same scenes (a sky full of clouds and also a sunset) at the same time with the two different cameras, how would the differences in dynamic range and color depth be reflected in the images? Further, would those differences be noticeable without pixel peeping?
If anyone has photos that would show those differences, please post them.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers, Jock