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That quote intrigued me too. Surely RAW (which can be produced with an iPhone [and others...]) is what the author is looking for. Case of not RTFM'ing?
by sbuk 2y ago
That quote intrigued me too. Surely RAW (which can be produced with an iPhone [and others...]) is what the author is looking for. Case of not RTFM'ing?
- xena 2y agoI shoot in raw from my iPhone and Canon EOS R6 mark 2. For my iPhone I usually use Halide's Process Zero to remove all the computational photography garbage that I can from my images.
- erichocean 2y agoHalide's Process Zero literally adds "computational photography garbage", what do you think de-Bayering actually is?
- cratermoon 2y agoRAW is minimally processed data, but it's still processed. Also, it has a wider dynamic range than the 12 stops a human eye can produce within a given scene. The ability of the iris to change size and the brain's ability to process what the eye sees gives the impression of a wider dynamic range. In short, no image, with no process, accurately represents how the eye sees a scene.