fujifilm x t3 dynamic range

The highlights are an interesting area to look at on this test. The internal codecs were set to their highest quality offered by each model… they range quite a bit on the codec side from a mammoth 10bit ALL-I 400Mbit H265 on the X-T3 to just 8bit IPB 100Mbit on the Sony A7 III. Bitrate matters more than bit-depth as anyone who has shot 4K at a measly 60Mbit on a Mavic Pro will tell you. But the thing is, the whole point of the DR200% mode is to preserve highlights that have been blowed in my first picture at DR100%. 10bit can help to avoid that. I do not shoot in .jpg or simulations unless who I shoot for asks me to…..so it has no value to me. But if you don’t mess around with RAW files, or if you need a photo straight out of camera now, D-Rng is great for high-contrast scenes. The new Fujifilm X-T2 was announced two days ago and as usual the hype at the moment is really high. It’ll give you the highest contrast out of the DR settings because it doesn’t change the tone curve at all. It is weather-resistant, has a backside-illuminated X-Trans CMOS 4 APS-C sensor and an X-Processor 4 quad core processor. If this is right, it is never really possible, once you shot a picture at DR200%, to really undo that and go back to the exposure that would have been obtained by shooting at DR100%…. The X-T3 isn't going to touch the 850 in dynamic range or noise, but it's a fantastic camera that's fun to use and has excellent IQ (provided you get your exposure pretty tight). Dynamic Range Priority is a completely different setting found only in the X-H1 and X-T3/30. The first step in optimizing D-Rng is knowing which setting you should use. I found no shortcoming with V-LOG on the GH5S at all by comparison, but with the X-T3 in DaVinci Resolve with H.265 I found the highlights to clip a bit sooner and the blacks crush more. Check the official manual from fuji or try it for yourself with the setting: http://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t30/menu_shooting/image_quality_setting/index.html#dynamic_range. In this case, I would then have to set the DR to 400% and the ISO to at least 800, and the photo shall be taken at the original exposure (i.e. Capture One is the same – when you have AUTO in the Base Characteristics, it applies the DR setting. The Canon EOS R rather more wisely does offer C-LOG internally but the 10bit is externally only – I failed to tell any difference in the image! Can the new X-T4 improve on what was already an outstanding camera? Great explanations though. Some high contrast scenes are to high to capture all w/o going to HDR. Priced to fail and shackled to Adobe – The Zeiss ZX1. If you’re using another RAW converter, all I can say is experiment with it. It affects your in-camera histogram that you might be using to calculate your RAW exposure, and some RAW converters will read the DR setting written to the RAW file. use more conventional sensors with a single photosite per pixel position. But to hear some people talk about it – they get very excited. This camera has to compete with a range of cameras that not just have internal 10bit codecs – they are less than half the price. I’ll do another article soon explaining the differences to clear up similar confusion. Now adjust your exposure until the highlights come off of the right wall. The camera's 'DR' modes make it easy to exploit up to 2EV more of this dynamic range… It is a much more complex process to merge dark, bright, and middle exposures to come up with one final photo with low contrast and increased tonal range. I saw a video in YouTube that someone was using AE Bracketing and the output is great but I have concern. Hi John and thanks for the usefull information. Some RAW converters will apply the DR settings written to the metadata while others will not. With RAW you’re manipulating the sensor data directly – you become the image processor. If you’re counting nine clicks – which is three stops – the scene has too much contrast to properly expose both highlights and shadows. Shooting F-log in 10-bit, the X-T4 can capture 14 stops of dynamic range. Delivers 13.6 stops of dynamic range. The other options are to use Affinity Photo, Capture One Express Fujifilm, or RAW Therapee, all of which do a great job processing X-Trans files. So the X-T3 has less DR than the X-T2? Feel free to grade it yourself and to pixel peep the shadows. The cameras in this test seem to take quite a varying approach to their 4K LOG images. When pixel peeping the resolution of the EOS R file it falls short but it’s 4K so when viewed normally it will be more than enough detailed. Because the ISO output is lowered, you’ll need a higher ISO when using Fujifilm’s Dynamic Range. Meaning, if parts of the scene are super-bright and washed out, it will underexpose the scene to keep the bright areas from appearing pure white. Photoshop opens all your RAW photos files by default in 8bit format. You think you’re looking at a 14bit RAW photo but it’s 8bit! No one looking at your photos is going to notice an increase in noise from 160 to 320. Fujifilm X cameras, including the X100F that I own, have three Dynamic Range settings: DR100, DR200 and DR400. Some have mentioned I should just leave DR set to 200 as 100 is basically no change. Dynamic range is still good on the X-T3, it hasn’t changed much from the X-T2, just better at ISO 160, but nothing you would notice in most situations. It seems that since the noise ratio is so low you can actually shoot at an “unsuitable” exposure, lowering the ISO beyond where it needs to be for a good exposure, then without ill effects raise it later in processing. 🙂 But this should not hide what the camera is doing in the original file. But I got DR 200 to work! The raw file will be underexposed by 2 stops when using dr400%. I just leave it in Auto for my JPGs, which I keep as RAW backups and for sending out on-the-fly. You could always stop down to compensate, if possible. Get more Fujifilm tips, inspiration, and discounts on upcoming courses delivered to your email.Click here to subscribe. Some will start the blacks up around 16 or even 35 on the 8bit 256 RGB range. ISO 160 showed a dynamic range of 9.1 f-stops, and ISO 3200 also measured over 9, at 9.5 f-stops. The internal codecs were set to their highest quality offered by each model… they range quite a bit on the codec side from a mammoth 10bit ALL-I 400Mbit H265 on the X-T3 to just 8bit IPB 100Mbit on the Sony A7 III. Do you think if you give such programs a Fuji RAF file that has been exposed normally as determined by the camera that these programs will have enough latitude within the raw file that they produce similar or better results automatically? 09/07/2016 By Mathieu 15 Comments. I'd get mine at Adorama, at Amazon, at B&H, at Crutchfield or at eBay if you know How to Win at eBay. Dynamic Range Priority was first introduced in the X-H1. Using the histogram to expose by so you protect your shadows/highlight? We investigate. So if you want to get the most out of your RAW photos, I’d recommend exposing as far to the right as you can while protecting the highlights. Just following up a bit more on my question if you get time and have interest in answering it, I was wanting to add to the mix the issue of Fuji’s ISO invariant sensor. But for those who really want to take advantage of this feature, I hope this article helps. As I understand it, and that’s not claiming much, the lower the ISO the better the dynamic range. Are you referring to the new Dynamic Range Priority setting available in the X-T3 & 30? It’s unfortunate that their names are so similar because that adds confusion. I just called Fuji tech in NJ to ask if DRO has ANY effect on RAW files…the answer is NO. You can only get your camera’s D-Rng setting applied if you hit “Auto” for the tonal adjustments. The X-T3 is capable of recording video in 4K resolution up to 60 fps. The Nikon Z7 Flat profile sadly gives away quite a lot of dynamic range to the others. This is the image that reaches the sensor, with the aperture, shutter, and ISO settings that are set on the camera. RAW is electronic information (maybe a better term out there) written to the sensor. I got mine at B&H. The A6600 features 5-axis stabilisation just like its predecessor the A6500. It reduces the exposure in the bright areas and spits out a JPG with preserved highlights – to a point. All the questions and more I set out to answer here…. Is there a step up from the Canon EOS R when you record 10bit externally? It’s the same story in Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic. Unfortunately, you cannot bump the dynamic range up, only down. The predecessor X-T2 also showed a peak in dynamic range at ISO 1600, and slightly better (10.3 f-stops). If this is correct then one could say that using the DR funtion does not come totally for free but at the cost of a faster shutter speed, which in some cases could be an unwanted side effect, but again, I‘m not sure if my understanding is correct. The idea of the scene is to give a wide spread of brightness. Key takeaways: The X-T3 shows excellent dynamic range, with a 1/3EV improvement over its predecessor. This new feature first appeared on the X-H1, then the X-T3, and now the X-T30. Something I do not understand : let’s say I only use manual ISO on a bright day and the value is set at ISO 160, do you confirm that the DRange AUTO will not work ? “200% is available at sensitivities of from ISO 320 to ISO 12800, X400% at sensitivities of from ISO 640 to 12800.” The ISO value is written to RAW. Well, I now have a little better understanding. The RAW file is the RAW file, as read out by the sensor before processing. I would suggest comparing some photos with different DR settings, importing them into each program with different profiles & base characteristics to see what the differences are for each. That’s a little hard to believe. Nikon have avoided any serious moire and the aliasing is only just visible when pixel peeping – in normal viewing situation it vanishes. So am I correct to assume that, by switching from DR100% to DR200%, the exposure (only the aperture/speed parameters) of my RAW file will be affected ? Regular “Dynamic Range” doesn’t touch the Highlight & Shadow settings, only “Dynamic Range Priority” does. Post-processing programs will always have more capabilities than what the camera can do, but sometimes what the camera can do is more than adequate for many photographers. Codecs prioritise brighter and more detailed areas of the image. But I just compared some extreme contrast files at DR100 and DR400 and see the difference now. So For RAW it has no effect…now if they are wrong??? =) I tested the DR scenario accidentally for my own when I got my X-T3. It doesn’t look as good as a JPEG obviously – but it proves my point – can we really tell a significant difference between 16 million colours (8bit) and 1 billion (10bit)? Where the Nikon Z7 comes up strong is giving us 4K with no crop and less rolling shutter than the EOS R. Also the detail levels are very good considering it is pixel binning from a 46 megapixel 8.2K sensor down to 4K, which is only 8 megapixels. 16 million colours is a very wide colour gamut. maybe I am a bit dull here….but this seems a bit complicated and takes joy out of capturing the images. Regular “Dynamic Range” doesn’t touch the Highlight & Shadow settings, only “Dynamic Range Priority” does. Read the Fujifilm X-T100 review. “Most” articles recommend not to use these settings because “most” articles assume that people are shooting in RAW. Designed for videographers and action photographers alike, the black Fujifilm X-T3 is a versatile mirrorless camera characterized by its high-speed performance, more-than-capable imaging, and multimedia flexibility. Really, I’d say all the cameras give VERY similar dynamic range when shooting in the real world. Dynamic range. If I’m in high-contrast lighting and want DR Auto to work, I’ll just bump up my ISO to 320. The dr400% raw file is digitally pushed by 2 stops in most raw software. January 2019: information added concerning X-T3 firmware 2.0 and A7 III firmware 2.10 It comes in silver and many kit options at Adorama, at Amazon, at B&H and at Crutchfield. Instead, a setting of Dynamic Range 200% would mean that the camera underexposes by a stop, then uses in-camera processing to bring the values back into the correct exposure realm. If a processing program’s one-click image recover tool can normalise the exposure, then I assume you get a pretty good result having used your desired shutter speed and aperture and letting the supposedly invariant sensor with its low noise bear the brunt. Or will it override the ISO value that I set to put it at ISO 400 ? These tests can have a lot of variables. This has an impact on the bitrate needed to support each frame (lower in IPB, while ALL-I needs to be higher to maintain image quality) and the motion cadence. Is this correct or do I miss something here? That’s correct, when your capture ISO changes due to DR setting changes, your aperture & shutter are also going to change depending on the exposure mode you’re in. I’ve taken pictures in high-contrast forests, protecting the highlights, and then pushing dark areas of the photo up a few stops, going from what I thought was pitch black to bright greens. The FUJIFILM X-T3 features a 3.69-million-dot high resolution EVF with a high magnification ratio of 0.75x. Thanks, John, for this and some other interesting pieces you have written on the Fuji settings for optimising dynamic range. Fujifilm X-T3 : Tests and Reviews Specifications COMPARISON SELECTION (3 selected items max.) So, is RAW files really underexposed (if I shoot RAWs, not JPEGs) or RAW data is not affected by these settings? It’s unfortunate that their names are so similar because that adds confusion. Just choose which one is more important to you (shadows or highlights) and expose for that. The end result in terms of colour and how easy it is to grade matters more for me, and that is the subject of another test. And, it looks like ISO Auto is not the way to go. In an extremely high-contrast scene like this, I would prefer to process it in a RAW converter. There has been a lot of discussion around the Fujifilm X-T2 vs the Fujifilm X-T3 regarding low light performance and dynamic range. A rather important detail. The Blackmagic offers the strongest codec of the lot because of RAW. An image should be exposed as the camera sensor and LOG profile prefers. The new camera is making the cover of many websites, magazines and blogs. Hi Russell, I’m on the road for a few weeks and that’s quite a monumental task to go through the dozens of RAW converters out there. This 100% all-content, junk-free website's biggest source of support is when you use those or any of these links to my personally-approved source… If one or two stops of aperture or shutter speed change matter that much to your creative intent, you can try offsetting it by adjusting your “other” variable (stopping down your aperture to regain a slower shutter speed, etc). I can tell you that with both Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC, the DR settings are applied (without any ability for you to control it) whenever you use the “AUTO” global correction, which some people enable upon import. If you like high contrast then you don’t need it at all. It’s an immediate solution to dealing with a high-contrast scene, and it does work well in many situations. So, three clicks is one stop. DR400 can look a little flat for me at times, so experiment with it to see if it matches your taste. Apple M1 crushes Intel – beats $6000 Mac Pro 2019 and 10 core Intel i9 MacBook Pro 16″, Down the rabbit hole – View the YouTube front page as others do, Shooter's Guides / LUTs / Colour Profiles, Up to 16 million colours on screen at once. That would make things easier. Bit depth is NOT the be and end of all of codec quality. So the raw file is still the same, it just has digital gain applied in software. I’d give the highlight retention award to the A7 III…Yet the EOS R has the nicer overall result for me. Then adjust your exposure until the bulk of the shadows are in the left 1/3 to 1/4 of the histogram, not stacked up on the left wall. If you are shooting with a standard picture profile straight out of camera – 8bit is enough. Only expose to the left when you really need to protect the highlights. So when the camera is going to switch to DR200% ISO 400, my speed should also be increased (to lower my exposure, preserve my highlights and apply the ISO 400 only to the darker parts afterwards). But I wonder what I should be shooting at when taking street shots and do not have the time to make these adjustments ‘on the fly’. It seems it’s not applicable for scene with fast moving objects. The highlights will probably be stacked up to the right. I should be getting an underexposed RAW file right ? Sample Images Introduction Specifications Accessories Unboxing Performance Compared User's Guide Recommendations More Fujifilm X-Pro3 (17.4 oz./494g with battery and one SD card, has two SD slots, $1,799 in black as shown here or $1,999 in optional Duratect "Dura" black or $1,999 in optional Duratect "Dura" silver) and XF 35mm f/2 WR. Looks good, no? Dynamic Range Priority is a completely different setting found only in the X-H1 and X-T3/30. The underexposure refers to how the in-camera JPG is made. It … So I can confirm that the DR setting have a impact on the RAF. You can’t apply the camera’s D-Rng setting manually. The post as a whole is well researched and well written! You can purchase an X-T3 … You could also create some custom modes for different looks/shooting conditions. Sorry, I see contradiction in this article. You can also bracket the D-Rng settings. Subscribe to learn even more about your Fujifilm via email. Hello everyone,Today in this video I am going to talk about the dynamic range setting on Fujifilm X-T2. Thanks in advance. Then the type of compression also matters a lot – ALL-I with every frame stored individually or IPB where only key-frames are stored individual every X number of synthesised frames. Yes, I thought only the X-T3 and 30 offered D Range Priority? I’ve done some more testing with every RAW converter I can find and have found that some apply the settings and some don’t. Image stabilisation. Count the clicks – no matter which method you’re using to adjust exposure (shutter, ISO, aperture, or EV dial), each click is 1/3 stop with standard Fujifilm settings. 1. D-Rng isn’t intended to fix all contrasty scenes, but you should be familiar with this great tool when shooting Fujifilm X cameras! The X-T3 and A7 III seem to compress a wider colour gamut into the file, which makes them harder to grade but very luminous colours (like neon blue lights) don’t clip as easily. Have a great trip to Africa! Once upon a time… For over a year I’ve said “no.”  I recently changed that to “yes” after a reader pointed out something else. This then makes the dr200% file look 1 stop underexposed and the dr400% file will be underexposed by stops. So whatever lobbying from the external recorder companies went on there, Nikon have shot themselves in the foot and they’d be wise to unlock *at the very least* 8bit N-LOG internally, because the Flat profile puts it last in the test for dynamic range. Today I will discuss D-Range Priority. Nikon facing serious crisis in chipmaking – as well as camera business, Pro camcorder ergonomics are overdue a big change. Now, by increasing the ISO from 200 to 800 the „original“ exposure (for the shadows) would no longer be 1/125 but 1/500. HDR – High Dynamic Range – blends multiple photos of different exposures. Download an original 700MB file at Vimeo (Plus or Pro membership required). Hope that helps! It’s now included in newer Fujifilm cameras like the X-T3, X-T30, X-Pro3, X100V, and X-T4. Any other Base Characteristics Curve ignores it an there’s no way to just apply the DR setting. It’s important to have a basic, simple understanding of how D-Rng works in order to use it properly. When shooting in standard (Rec.709) color profiles in 10-bit, the camera went down to 10 stops of dynamic range. If your habit is to always shoot at a low ISO with a histogram bunched up on the left, planning to push it in post-processing, you’re not giving LR/PS much data to work with. It is the successor to 2016's Fujifilm X-T2. The X-T30 offers Fujifilm’s expanded dynamic range modes (200% and 400%) plus highlight and shadow contrast controls. In LOG two shades of similar brightness and colour are being squeezed closer and closer together. However, the DR settings are written to the metadata and some RAW converters apply this setting automatically. I just wanted to limit it to the workings of Dynamic Range (found in all X cameras). bigger. March 2019: added feedback and example about the Enhance Details function of Lightroom Classic CC 3. If you’re at ISO160 and DR Auto, all you’ll get is DR 100. All I meant by saying “the RAW file isn’t affected” is that there’s no special processing applied. I am heading to Africa this summer for a Christian mission project as the principal photographer so i might dig deeper into your suggestions. Happy shooting! Thanks for the reply, John. I’ve used numerous RAW converters that present the RAW file differently based on the in-camera D-Rng setting. Some raw software does not apply the gain. I am finally getting my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K next week after finding one in stock in Berlin. It CAN be too flat sometimes, but it’s easier to add Contrast and Black in post then take it away. Copyright © 2010-2020 EOSHD - Andrew Reid, The EOSHD 5D Mark III Raw Shooter’s Guide, The EOSHD Anamorphic Shooter’s Guide 2nd Edition, The EOSHD Sony A7 Series Shooter’s Guide to Full Frame Lenses, BOKEH GONE WILD! Just to confirm. Onto an external recorder. The display time lag of just 0.005 seconds and refresh rate of approx. Yeah there’s definitely something to be said about just trying all the settings out for yourself and seeing how they work with your own genres and styles, rather than relying on test shots from other people. RAAAAAAAAAAAW! It is fairly complicated and is definitely more along the lines of “personal style” and taste. So, using “DRO” I can completely concentrate on subject matter and timing, knowing I’m Safe. There just seems to be more information in there to bring out. Other things matter more, like overall codec performance and compression. First quote from article means, that RAW data is underexposed (affected), and second quote claims that only metadata is affected. This tactic gives a creamy look to the files, preventing detail in the very darkest areas of the picture crushing to black and falling victim to heavier H.264 or H.265 compression down low. 100fps* ensure smooth display and allows you to precisely identify subject movements … We’re going to look at all the visible dynamic range in each file. Yeah if it’s all about capturing the right moment, you just have to figure out the proper exposure and settings first. The photographic result doesn’t degrade by the margin implied by the numbers. With the wide dynamic range of 400% (approx. “Does D-Rng affect the RAW file? But the metadata written to the file affects how different RAW converters treat the file when they process it. Canon LOG, Panasonic V-LOG and Nikon N-LOG take this approach whereas the Fuji X-T3 in F-LOG and Sony A7 III in S-LOG 2 appear to let the shadows crush a bit more and there’s more noise down there. Thanks. But there is no slider or adjustment to let you know that this happened. Dynamic Range The dynamic range of the X-T3 is decent, with the maximum measured at ISO 1600 (9.7 f-stops). For the cameras that don’t shoot 10bit internally, I took the fight outside! Sorry for the confusion, the final RAW file written to your memory card – the actual light & color value of the pixels recorded – doesn’t change. No. Pay attention to these areas of the frame. As a bonus feature, you can also see which camera delivers the most resolution on the chart in the centre of the shot. Hell, I can’t even see that. However, remember that the right side of the histogram contains more tonal information than the left side. S-LOG 3 offers a good example of that. In a GIF the ENTIRE PALETTE is just 256 colours instead of the 16 million an 8bit JPEG gives you. #23 Fujifilm X-T100. That’s what I always thought…the RAW file being the RAW file. That’s despite XQD cards being capable of 500MB/s write speeds, enough for uncompressed 4K RAW. You’re welcome! Take some photos of the same high-contrast scene with DR100 and DR400, import them, and see how and when they look different. They’ll look exactly the same if no DR settings are applied, and different when the DR setting is applied. I’ve been using D Range Optimizer lately with my XT3 … often with the Velvia sim. BTW do you happen to know Martin Gollery in Tahoe…https://www.facebook.com/marty.gollery. It is NOT the same as colour gamut. Since my Fujifilm X-T30 arrived last week, I have been trying out all of the different new features, and over the coming days I will be sharing with you my findings. Borderline broken, I would say. 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