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Many Sony cameras were becoming the favourite, such as the FS5 and FS7 for professional work. Just like when the A7S1 was released, it revolutionised the industry with it's low-light capabilities and small design. Classic HDR is still the hands down winner as long as you’re shooting a static scene because the smoothness and color fidelity are unmatched.Sony cameras have been leading the way for many years in the Filmmaking scene. With the advent of DRO, shooting a JPEG with a standard picture profile doesn’t really make sense anymore because you can get the added dynamic range and convenience of naturally balanced contrast and colors without having to do any photo editing.
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S-log3 is great for scenes where you really want as much dynamic range possible but be careful not to ride the ISO too high because noise will present itself more than it does in S-log2. For video, I’m a big fan of S-log2 because I think it’s easier to color correct than S-log3 and I often find that S-log3 is more dynamic range than I want. The Sony a7s ii is a wondrous machine because it gives you so many options for capturing what your heart desires. The a7s ii does a great job at processing the HDR photo in camera and it does it surprisingly fast! FINAL THOUGHTS The only downside to multiple exposure HDR is that it’s not good if the subject is moving because when the different exposures are combined then lots of motion blur will be present. Of all of the photos, this one achieves the best results because the noise is super clean and the highlights and colors are very natural looking.
It takes a photo at baseline 0, then at -3 stops in order to capture the highlight detail, then at +3 stops in order to capture the shadow detail, then it combines the exposures and spits out this blended JPEG image that looks really nice. This photo is the result of HDR 6.0EV setting, which means that the camera takes 3 exposures and combines them. Think of it like an edited S-log3 photo, which is nice because it saves you the step of having to color correct the photo yourself since all of the processing happens in camera – and it handles it quickly! HDR 6.0EV The resulting image is pleasing because it has the contrast and saturation that is absent from an unedited S-log exposure but it still has much of the dynamic range. This result is similar to what can be achieved in Adobe Lightroom by pushing and pulling the exposure but the cool thing is that it saves you a step because all of this processing happens in camera! DRO is great for moving subjects because it’s a single exposure so there is no combining of multiple exposures like there is in a typical HDR photo. DRO Lv5ĭRO means Dynamic Range Optimizer and basically what it does is it takes a single exposure and pushes the shadows up and pulls the highlights down in order to increase the dynamic range. S-log3 is great for getting the most DR in a single exposure but it’s more difficult to color correct than S-log2. However, with the lc709a LUT applied much of this noise would disappear. Basically all of the shadow detail is present but the noise level is certainly increased because of how far it pushes the shadows. There is almost no overexposure and the highlights roll-off very smoothly. S-Log3 really pushes the dynamic range of the sensor to it’s limits in a single exposure.
This photo would respond well to color correction. The noise level is acceptable but there is definitely some color noise visible in the shadows.
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You can see here in S-log2 that the highlights in the TV are better preserved and there is more detail in the dark dresser.
This noise would remove easily with some noise reduction applied. Color noise is present in the shadows since the ISO is set to 8000 so that’s expected. You can see that there is a complete loss of detail on the dark dresser and there is some overexposure on the TV screen and door frame.
This standard picture profile photo serves as the baseline for the test. There is also a Television set that is actually the brightest part of the frame and a dark wooden dresser that is the darkest part of the frame. I chose a situation where there is a bright outdoor scene and a dark indoor scene in the same frame. All photos are straight out of camera in the extra fine detail JPEG setting. I used a relatively high ISO in order to stress the sensor a bit so that the noise in the shadows would show when the dynamic range is pushed. This dynamic range test is for still photos, and the camera settings were as follows: 28mm f/2.8 1/50 and ISO 8000.
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I just got my Sony a7s ii, so I’ve been testing the dynamic range capabilities of the sensor and the software features in real world situations.
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