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Tehnicni · 4th April 2019, 00:28

I'm working with jpeg, because I can't inport dng in VD. All dng SW with tiff export option export gamma corrected pictures. I'm working with Panasonic raw and found, that in 16 bit tiff all useable data is in upper 8 bits, so there is almost no difference versus jpg.
After half a year of bumping, today I find banding and pixelation (which I talking about in previous post) to cause OLED display - horible. On LCD there is almost no banding and pixelation.

I remembered MSUdeflicker 1.3 and got quite decent and well compressed Time lapse. A small secret, the images were captured with the Samsung Galaxy S7

It's OK for LCD displays, but there is no hope for OLED

https://www.dropbox.com/s/a7e03xfq9z...ltSet.mp4?dl=0

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Tehnicni Registered User Join Date: Mar 2019 Posts: 17	I'm working with jpeg, because I can't inport dng in VD. All dng SW with tiff export option export gamma corrected pictures. I'm working with Panasonic raw and found, that in 16 bit tiff all useable data is in upper 8 bits, so there is almost no difference versus jpg. After half a year of bumping, today I find banding and pixelation (which I talking about in previous post) to cause OLED display - horible. On LCD there is almost no banding and pixelation. I remembered MSUdeflicker 1.3 and got quite decent and well compressed Time lapse. A small secret, the images were captured with the Samsung Galaxy S7 It's OK for LCD displays, but there is no hope for OLED https://www.dropbox.com/s/a7e03xfq9z...ltSet.mp4?dl=0 Last edited by Tehnicni; 4th April 2019 at 01:12.