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CHILLY MAZARIN, PARI,FR
Vivement lundi ...
BON WE
Mon A700
Panito a écrit :Ha là là, je ne reconnais plus mes optiques avec l'A700, tellement elles sont excitées par son AF véloce et silencieux !!!! En plus, même en lumière intime, l'AF accroche le sujet sans problème ! J'avoue que c'est assez jouissif !
C'est pas fini oui !!!
Pensez un peu à ceux qui ont encore leur D5D tout pourri et qui galèrent avec la map
Antoine a écrit :Z'ont aucune pitié
Trouvez-lui des défauts quoi
Y'a qu'à demander
: Pour Chasseur d'images qui vient d'arriver: pas d'écriture simultanée sur les deux cartes, pas de live vieaw, télécommande pas adaptée au déclenchement à distance (pas de capteur IR à l'AR du boitier), lissage anti bruit un poil trop fort sur les détails fins trop constrasté: Invisible en A4 mais visible en A3 pour l'expert.
Bon, à coté, désolé,
ergonomie remarquable, résultat remarquable en granulation, images à 800 ISO superbes, rendu des couleurs excellent, stabilisation efficace, précision de l'expo, et comme le dit Panito AF réactif et précis...
Moi, je vous envie... je ne sais pas combien j´aurai mon A700, autre chose sur le controversie RAW et DRO dans l´A700, Sony paraitre avoir les choses claires, en anglais:
"What is the D-Range Optimizer?
The D-Range Optimizer (DRO) is a function that instantaneously analyzes the captured image data and automatically corrects for optimal exposure and tone reproduction. This helps to improve details in dark or bright areas of a picture by automatically correcting the gamma curve, exposure level, and other parameters.
The camera provides the following two levels:
# Standard: This level adjusts the entire image uniformly using gamma curves for fast shot-to-shot response time.
# Advanced Auto: This level adjusts only certain areas within an image to produce a clear picture even when there is a large difference in brightness between the subject and the background.
# Advanced Level: This provides five levels of automatic adjustment parameters allowing photographers to apply the most optimal level to the area. Since this function sets an adjustment level for the selected area, it does not adjust the state of the area. The effect obtained by using Lv 4, for example, varies depending on the scene.
NOTES:
* When the DRO determines that the exposure is close to optimal, the results may not appear very different. The effect may also change depending on the photographed shot or on the camera settings.
* Unlike in previous alpha? digital SLR camera models, the DRO function can be used with RAW & JPEG mode, M mode, Center-weighted metering, and Spot metering.
* When DRO is used with RAW mode, the RAW data does not change, but will be optimized when developed using the specified RAW application. On the other hand, when viewing enlarged photographs shot in RAW mode on the camera LCD screen, the DRO effect will not be applied to the photographs due to system restrictions."
le link: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=25191705
Amitiés.
"What is the D-Range Optimizer?
The D-Range Optimizer (DRO) is a function that instantaneously analyzes the captured image data and automatically corrects for optimal exposure and tone reproduction. This helps to improve details in dark or bright areas of a picture by automatically correcting the gamma curve, exposure level, and other parameters.
The camera provides the following two levels:
# Standard: This level adjusts the entire image uniformly using gamma curves for fast shot-to-shot response time.
# Advanced Auto: This level adjusts only certain areas within an image to produce a clear picture even when there is a large difference in brightness between the subject and the background.
# Advanced Level: This provides five levels of automatic adjustment parameters allowing photographers to apply the most optimal level to the area. Since this function sets an adjustment level for the selected area, it does not adjust the state of the area. The effect obtained by using Lv 4, for example, varies depending on the scene.
NOTES:
* When the DRO determines that the exposure is close to optimal, the results may not appear very different. The effect may also change depending on the photographed shot or on the camera settings.
* Unlike in previous alpha? digital SLR camera models, the DRO function can be used with RAW & JPEG mode, M mode, Center-weighted metering, and Spot metering.
* When DRO is used with RAW mode, the RAW data does not change, but will be optimized when developed using the specified RAW application. On the other hand, when viewing enlarged photographs shot in RAW mode on the camera LCD screen, the DRO effect will not be applied to the photographs due to system restrictions."
le link: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=25191705
Amitiés.
cgleroy a écrit :autre chose sur le controversie RAW et DRO dans l´A700, Sony paraitre avoir les choses claires, en anglais: (...)
Merci, cela confirme au mois ce qui se passe en raw. Visiblement en mode auto, on est un peu en aveugle, il faut faire confiance.... Bref, il faudra voir dans la réalité ce que cela donne.
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