Gooday. I have a maybe-bug.
When reviewing photos and pressing the backlight button to get the focus peaking and histogram there is inconsistent behaviour between rear wheel dial and right/left cursor.
If, while the focus peak/histogram is displayed in image review, rotating the scroll wheel results in the peak/histogram vanishing and the previous/next image appearing. If I use the cursor keys then the display gets all jumbled with it trying to do peaking/histogram on the peaking/histogram.
I have tested this in particular with the "raw" focus peaking method. Where the image is b/w and the focused bits are white dots.
Also, although I love the raw mode cos it's easy to tell what's in focus, it gets annoying having to press the play-button-twice to exist image review mode and go back in so that the normal image is displayed. It would be most preferable to have the light-button to enable the peak/histogram mode and then upon another keypress to have it disable the mode. Currently, pressing the light-button over and over again seems to accumulate the histogram/peak results.
I also have a question about the raw histogram. It seems to only be present in LV and not when reviewing, even though a raw pic was taken. (Large Raw and S Jpeg).
Also, the blue and red zebras are underexpose and over expose right? Are these under/over in terms of the raw file or the jpeg?
Thanks for your fantastic work. I really love the 'raw' focus peaks. It's like having a RGBD cam