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Or you can shot a several shots with different exposure simultaneously (see e. g. Light L16). It may not work for an astronomy but should work in many other cas

Or you can shot a several shots with different exposure simultaneously (see e. g. Light L16). It may not work for an astronomy but should work in many other cases.

zaarn 9y ago
That's not really a solution, especially because that requires a lens per exposure setting (you can't expose a sensor with different settings at the same time, that's basic physics). So any number of exposure levels over 2 is going to be a huge problem.