03-20-2011, 02:52 PM
I also don't like to turn ADL on. Ineed I think that if you do not know what a function does form you then do not use it. I am curious about ADL only because I read from some places that it can increase the dynamical range of the camera---if this is true then in some specfic situation I may consider to turn it on since it would allow me to get more tone range than I do without it---even when shooting with raw. If it just modifies the exposure then it is not necessary since this can always be achived by adjust exposure manually.
By the way, in my original post by "affect the raw data" I mean the raw data with ADL on are different from the raw data without ADL for the same scene with the same exposure setting.
Frank
By the way, in my original post by "affect the raw data" I mean the raw data with ADL on are different from the raw data without ADL for the same scene with the same exposure setting.
Frank