Modern DSLRS are around 10 stops, but you usually have to pull the shadows a bit to get them there. The fuji sensors are around 13 stops I think, pretty amazing.
Modern DSLRS are around 10 stops, but you usually have to pull the shadows a bit to get them there. The fuji sensors are around 13 stops I think, pretty amazing.
If DXOMark results mean anything, the Nikon D3s is reported to have 12 stops DR at ISO 200 and holds 10 stops at ISO 1600, the Canon Mk IV about 11 stops at the base ISO and also 10 stops at ISO 1600.
haven't you clowns gotten a little off topic?
although not large format (i'll post one of those once i get my hands on a box ... This is from an Xpan and 35mm format. This was scanned with an Eversmart Pro at 3175spi
100% crop
although still not yet 4x5.. here's a quick test shot on a roll of 120
Jim: Your shot of the tree looks very nice. I never seem to have much luck on cloudy days. So I guess I'll have to keep trying.
This one in my town square on Ektar 100 last November with my Widelux 1500. Bob G.
All natural images are analog. But the retina converts them to digital on their way to the brain.
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