Raw Bit 14 or 12 or 1+ on Fuji X-T10/T1

[bryrene]

Hi, I would like to know the Raw Bit rate for both Fuji? 

 

How does the dynamic range perform/recover in both X-T10 and T1.

I assume it the same as they are both  X-trans Sensor

 

Thanks for sharing

[Phil]

I have no idea about the raw bitrate or whatever. The dynamic range is great. I'd say better than any of the full frame Canons, and I think better than the recent APS-C sensor Nikons like the D7100.

 

Highlight recovery is good. I don't know if it's better than any of the Canons I've used or not, but I never really did a lot of serious highlight recovery. Shadow recovery is much, much better than Canon bodies. At lower ISOs, I'm comfortable pushing the shadows 3 stops easily, probably 4. I haven't really tried 5 stops, because I wasn't a fan of the look - it was getting too close to the fake HDR look for me. I wouldn't say it's necessarily a ton of noise that you get when you push the shadows, but maybe just lost detail. It's definitely a lot less detracting than all the colour noise you get from Canons (sorry this is so Canon-oriented, it's just that I know Canon better). 

[mjh]

The output of the ADCs on the sensor chip is 14 bits and 14 bits per pixel get stored in raw files created by the X-T1 and X-T10 (in two bytes per pixel).

[romi.gilles]

^

what he said. remember: there's 8 bits per Byte.

 

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