Stewie Griffin
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TravisSRT Posted at 2016-12-27 18:56
Nice comparison for sure. I don't shoot .jpg at all, only DNG so we were working on same image. I still feel like I should be able to expose for the sky, bring down the highlights and bring up the shadows and have a usable image. I can do that with an X3 so not sure why my P4P can't handle it. I can definitely do it with my X5's. It seems like 100 ISO shots are great, 200 and up go to crap and it gets a little better around 800. Not sure what the deal is though.
I know what you mean. I have a Mavic right now, and its sensor isn't even as good as the P4P, but these are clearly nowhere close to even a cheap DSLR. The only good thing though is that you can very easily get a steady shot at 1/4 or 1/2 a second, which you could never if shooting handheld. So just make sure to shoot at ISO 100, and stay under 1 second, take multiple images, and I think 1 should turn out pretty good. I always shoot so that my histogram is pushed to the right, meaning perhaps rescuing a few highlights, but having to bring up shadows is clearly not going to work with these sensors. |
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