>>4395845The r5mk2 has APS-C dynamic range at every ISO setting, it might as well be a 12 bit camera period. Same bad design with the same forced NR coverup as the r1 and r3. Same tell in image quality: shadow pushes look identical to APS-C.
>inb4 there is no NR because detail!Good NR doesnt reduce detail at all unless you want to make ISO 800+ totally noiseless. Canon’s NR and on camera sharpening are THE BEST and the primary market for canon cameras (sports/press) shoots jpeg for instant delivery, not raws for contrasty landscapes and backlit weddings, so its safe to assume canon knows exactly how much NR to apply to raw data and how to do it without smudging detail any more than an AA filter.
On the other hand, canons low DR trend and refusal to make small lenses might have something to do with sony snagging five major press contracts that used to belong to canon as soon as the a7iv and a9ii were out.
Imatest actually recommends applying some NR to more accurately test lens sharpness! The more you know!
