--- William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This digital exposure latitude looks more like Velvia 50 to
me.
> > That is fine for controlled shooting but for noon snapshots
it is
> > terrible, I hope that AF360 can control this contrast at
least for
> > people snapshots.
>
> If you are shooting jpegs, you are limiting things somewhat.
> I also don't think digital has the latitude that film does,
but I bow
> to the knowledge of those who disagree with me on it.
Rendering to JPEG mode, exposure latitude is highly constrained
by what settings you've made as well as the RAW conversion from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tonal capture to [EMAIL PROTECTED] RGB render. I'd
estimate it as being 3-4 stops maximum, depending upon ISO and
your noise tolerance, which is better than many slide films.
*Vivid* image tone pushes up the contrast and saturation,
limiting the latitude additionally.
Godfrey
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