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Dear Friends,

I have discussed in other forum about the dynamic range... a friend were telling that he thinks that you can have the same thing with the h.264, and the raw is a bit useless... the way was he didn't test the raw...

I made a little test about dynamic range... it's simple and unscientific...

I tried to save some highlight but with the h.264 it's almost impossibile.. in the raw you can save much more...

have a look..

if it is so it would be a best seller

A test make on high ISO value comparison to h.264... 1600 - 3200 - 6400 ... without and with noise reduction on camera raw...

i record it on 1280x720 - no skiped frames, max 187 frames...

my first attempt...

the h.264 is 1080p... the raw is 960x540....

do I notice some moire on the t-shirt?

anyway.. it seams that at half resolution you have more detail ;-)...

in the next day i will do more test to the alps ;-)

grazie a te, spero che sia stato utile

Belluno side, I stay 3km from the Malga Ciapela where Marmolada' cable-car starts :-)

Hi guys,

here I am with my first timelapse...

I wanted to use the bulb ramp but i could not get work... it stayed as longer as 10 minutes saying me "too dark..blablabla".

At 5am a street lamp switched on -_-.. very bad one...

hope you like
thanks
www.marmoladaproduction.it

Hello everybody,

I'd like to show you my workflow working with After Effects and HDR video. I worked out a little bit as all the tutorial that I saw did not answer me to some question like as "I don't want to have that ghosting effects whether I move my camera, so I create my own workflow...

Here's the English one (I'm sorry for my English, but with the images I think you can let it done)

Questo invece è in Italiano...

bye everyone
thanks for watching...