Its definitely done! and whats better, you can do far more with a proper raw file from a large sensor. the trick is the workflows aren't as simple as having it

Its definitely done! and whats better, you can do far more with a proper raw file from a large sensor. the trick is the workflows aren't as simple as having it happen automatically. in my workflow I use either dx0 photolab which has excellent facilities for really bringing out a single image. sometimes I wanna go hardcore with a landscape and take multiple shots manuallly and blend them together using software like aurora HDR (example: https://www.flickr.com/photos/193526747@N04/52219385902/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/193526747@N04/52219385902/ ) That image is 5 stacked images combined together using a bit of computational photography and adjusted for saturation. if you want somethign taht will get you descent results fast and work with raws. you can also go with luminar https://skylum.com/luminar https://skylum.com/luminar an iphone image looks better at first snap but my z5's images blow them out of the water once I give them some love in the edit room.