11-12-2012, 05:51 AM
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Plastic look is generally due to strong noise reduction, and flat look (or not) is largely influenced by the processing. So I'd like to play with some raws before I'd say it was an inherent characteristic of the sensor.
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Yeah, it all depends on the RAW converter. Obviously the lack of noise is something that cannot be cured. Feel free to add "film noise" in PS or so. As far as flatness is concerned - yep, I would choose a higher contrast setting here.
Plastic look is generally due to strong noise reduction, and flat look (or not) is largely influenced by the processing. So I'd like to play with some raws before I'd say it was an inherent characteristic of the sensor.
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Yeah, it all depends on the RAW converter. Obviously the lack of noise is something that cannot be cured. Feel free to add "film noise" in PS or so. As far as flatness is concerned - yep, I would choose a higher contrast setting here.