11-13-2023 08:36 PM
Why does the T7 produce images with a variety of dimensions instead of a fixed size? I thought that the image dimensions were determined by the sensor size and would be consistent. But, here's a sampling of the dimensions I've seen in tonight's batch:
6027 x 4018,
6015 x 4010,
6120 x 4080,
5935 x 3957
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11-13-2023 10:04 PM
11-13-2023 09:34 PM
Because of the bayer array, there are more raw pixels than JPEG pixels, and processing can be a bit variable with the handling of these. If you want consistent sizes, you need to shoot JPEG.
11-13-2023 10:30 PM
That still doesn't make sense to me. If it can handle x number of pixels one time, why can't it handle that same x number of pixels another time? RAW is supposed to straight from the sensor and the number of pixels on the sensor doesn't change between shots just because their recorded values change, so it should be consistent.
That said, I'm not saying your wrong. I'm just saying it doesn't make sense to me. It's also disappointing that I can't create an improved version of the 6000 x 4000 JPEG file that my camera created because the RAW file is only 5935 x 3957.
11-14-2023 02:02 AM - edited 11-14-2023 03:01 PM
Open your raw file in darktable, go to active modules and the module raw black/white point. Go to its hamburger menu and hit passthrough. Now you will see the whole sensor area including the hidden optical black area. The image will look dull, so if you want a normal look with optical black area you need to set the three black points to 2048 and the white point to 12277 for ISO 100 or 15092 for everything else.
6096 x 4051 px for your T7, including the masked area.
Why the different sizes? Well, some things need to be done, like:
11-13-2023 10:04 PM
Lens correction turned on?
11-14-2023 09:52 AM
I enable the Distortion option under lens correction as part of my default recipe. Sure enough, if I disable it, the raw images return to their 6000 x 4000 dimensions, matching the out-of-the-camera jpegs.
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