Fujifilm cameras offer dynamic range control options in the menu: DR100%, DR200%, DR400%. These settings allow you to enhance the dynamic range of JPEGs. Unfortunately, increasing the dynamic range values will also raise the base ISO and introduce more image noise. In this video, I conduct experiments with the Fujifilm X-T30 to test Fuji’s dynamic range settings. I present several examples illustrating how these settings influence the photos. Additionally, I assess the numerical noise in the images. My main conclusion is that the dynamic range (DR) settings provide a great way to enhance your photos. However, if you can use the raw file, the results will be superior to the dynamic range correction in the Fuji menu.
Chapters (click to jump):
00:00 Dynamic range introduction
00:49 Fujifilm dynamic range settings
02:29 Dynamic range examples
04:59 Dynamic range and photo sharpness
07:30 Is dynamic range correction worth it?
08:15 Summary
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