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> 2. Sensor Dust Protector Curtain > Currently Found On: Sony A9 II and A1; Nikon Z9; Canon full-frame mirrorless cameras other than the EOS RP That's not rea
by formerly_proven 5y ago
> 2. Sensor Dust Protector Curtain
> Currently Found On: Sony A9 II and A1; Nikon Z9; Canon full-frame mirrorless cameras other than the EOS RP
That's not really accurate - the Sony and Canon are just using one of the shutter curtains for this, while the Z9 doesn't have a shutter so gets a dedicated mechanism not nearly as fragile as a shutter.
> 6. Bulb Mode Preview
Not sure how this is supposed to work without having a non-destructive readout sensor, unless it's just an approximation based on a quicker exposure before starting the bulb exposure.
> 8. Native Image Averaging
idk all of those guys are shooting raw anyway, so just stack them which you were probably going to anyway?
> 14. Raw Histograms
Yeah.
> 15. 16-Bit Raw
Probably in the next generation of landscape cameras like the Z7III
> 18. Base ISO Below 100
Mostly a fight with physics.
- mark-r 5y agoRaw histograms are a no brainer, I don't understand why this isn't already commonplace. 16 bit raw is another matter. If you're not getting 16 bits of dynamic range from the pixels, all you'd be doing is getting a more accurate reading of the noise. That just adds a lot of expense for no perceivable gain.