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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
Manual Mode : Dark picture even in broad daylight Simple answer: don't use manual mode I think there's a prevailing attitude among some camera owners that if they're not in manual mode, they're not doing proper photography Some people seem to believe that professional photographers always shoot in full manual mode, even if they are taking snapshots of their daughter's friend's birthday party, for example Neither is true Manual mode is
image quality - Photography Stack Exchange Every RAW editing software processes images a little differently which can affect sharpness and color, including the Dynamic Range Optimizer (DRO) effect and: RAW images converted to JPEG format with the Image Data Converter SR software look noisy
Why does raw to jpg conversion differ in different editors? This can go as far as correcting shaddows (DRO on Sony) for the JPG Processing the RAW file obviously will result then in a different image - until you do the same modifications to the RAW file in the processing software
what are the different Sony automated shooting modes? According to Gary Fong (Sony's Intelligent Auto And Superior Auto Modes), the main difference is that Superior Auto can use multiple exposures (in-camera HDR), while Intelligent Auto just uses a single image This is confirmed by Sony's documentation: What is the difference between [Superior Auto] mode and [Intelligent Auto] mode? In [Superior Auto] mode, the camera shoots burst images based