08-29-2016, 01:27 PM
"Clarity" is another word for high contrast - specifically the ability to render deep blacks. If you are into displays - OLED displays have a high clarity (infinity contrast). Deep blacks are also the enablers for broad tonal range - a good OLED display gives you near 100% Adobe RGB for instance. The OLED example shows that you can quantify this.
"Micro-Contrast" is nothing else but high resolution combined with high contrast.
In the photographic world, the camera characteristics are blurring the boundaries between lens and camera behaviour.
We shouldn't become esoteric really. There's nothing magic about lenses although we'd like to think they do so at times.
"Micro-Contrast" is nothing else but high resolution combined with high contrast.
In the photographic world, the camera characteristics are blurring the boundaries between lens and camera behaviour.
We shouldn't become esoteric really. There's nothing magic about lenses although we'd like to think they do so at times.