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It's just because of the default rendering of DxO, its contrast curve just happens to pull most of the image down. Here is what the default rendering from Capture One looks like : It's still a bit dark but it was definitely the intent. I took this shot with a Sigma fp, and most experienced owners o

Thank you for the info! The Photons to Photos is great! Looks like the only real option for more DR than the fp or fp L is… the Fuji GFX 100s I or II lmao. At least they have IBIS? 😭 And thank you for the compliment. I wish I hadn't whiffed it. The blur is ultimately from low shutter speed — it's de

Speaking as an fp owner, it really depends where you're coming at this from i.e. when you say 'beginner', is that to photography/videography in general or to cinema cameras, workflows, etc. If completely new to manual settings, exposure triangle, use of NDs, etc., let alone 'processing raw cDNG, col

ngl i'd lean Sigma FP here. the OG BMPCC is beloved but that old sensor and battery situation will frustrate you as a beginner. FP gives you full frame, great color science, and a modular path to grow into. the SSD recording is a lifesaver too. pick up a used FP body and a cheap 50mm lens to learn o

2 totally different cameras. And depending on your needs the S9 is a great compromise. It's one of the smallest FF options and it has good AF (the sigma fp-L being smaller but has slow AF). If you want FF the S9 is one of the best compact options because lumix also makes wonderful compact lens optio