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- What exactly does DRO do, and how does it work?
My Sony Alpha 77 has a DRO mode, which is on by default and I have been using it most of the time I understand that it aims to improve dynamic range much like HDR, without actually needing multiple exposures, but what does it do exactly as in how does it work, and am I losing anything if I keep it on and shoot in raw?
- camera settings - Photography Stack Exchange
I have DRO turned on, and it gives me 3 slightly different photos of the same thing Now what? Manually decide which is best? Recombine them into a single better photo? How? Something else End G
- How can I get a good HDR image from a single RAW file?
I'm not familiar with Sony's DRO Are you sure that it will influence the RAW files (i e , irreversibly modify the "RAW" content before being written to memory), or just that the information settings are stored in the RAW file, and can be applied if using a Sony DRO-aware post-processing application
- Why Picture Profile disables Cont Single Bracket Drive Modes
The picture profiles are intended for recording video; it would be very odd to bracket frames in the middle of a video So while you can use the picture profiles for still images; it's assumed the camera will be being used for video at least some of the time, and those modes are disabled A raw file does not use a gamma profile perse A gamma curve is applied during the demosaicing (display
- I got confused - Photography Stack Exchange
What are the main differences between these: HDR ( High Dynamic Range ) ADL (Active D-Lighting ) Multiple exposure Automatic Bracketing ( AE, White Balance, Active D-Lighting ) They look pretty sim
- terminology - What is DRI? And how does it differ from HDR . . .
I recently came across the term DRI meaning Dynamic Range Increase What exactly is it and how does it differ from HDR or High Dynamic Range (or is it the same thing just different terminology?
- troubleshooting - How do I troubleshoot the Error, press shutter . . .
Just to add from recent experience on a Nikon D40x that after 4-5 years of good work started showing the message "Error, press shutter release button again" (or similar) I followed advice on the net to remove the bottom cap, oil the wheels and 'unblock' the shutter release motor It worked but for a very limited number of takes Did it again, worked, got stuck again, to the point we were
- Why do RAW images look worse than JPEGs in editing programs?
If you are using a Nikon camera, check whether Active D-Lighting is on (and turn it off when shooting RAW) This setting will affect the previews the camera generates, but not the RAW file itself The result will be a mismatch between the camera's preview and the desktop RAW converter's result (which will look darker, especially in the shadows) (To achieve what ADL does when shooting RAW
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