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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Red Epic Noise Reduction test at ISO 12800

I only shot new olpf dragon next to MX in this little test and yes dragon "new highlight olpf" beats dragon per pixel/noise ratio no doubt.

And this was before deb. Ignore that it says scarlet as the cameras have the same compression and pixel amount compared, so basically epic mx against dragon would show just the same.

 
Björn Benckert said:
I only shot new olpf dragon next to MX in this little test and yes dragon "new highlight olpf" beats dragon per pixel/noise ratio no doubt.

And this was before deb. Ignore that it says scarlet as the cameras have the same compression and pixel amount compared, so basically epic mx against dragon would show just the same.

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Super cool Bjorn. And that was Dragon NEW OLPF at 4K and 5K...not even at 6K...at it's MAX potential, as you say...
 
Nick Morrison said:
Super cool Bjorn. And that was Dragon NEW OLPF at 4K and 5K...not even at 6K...at it's MAX potential, as you say...
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Correct, and also not at it's best compression ratio as I matched it against the scarlet compression.


So to me it's crystal clear that dragon is a great improvement for all shooting conditions with the new or old/lowlight olpf it's simply better... @ 6k much so.
 
Björn Benckert said:
Correct, and also not at it's best compression ratio as I matched it against the scarlet compression.


So to me it's crystal clear that dragon is a great improvement for all shooting conditions with the new or old/lowlight olpf it's simply better... @ 6k much so.
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Thanks Bjorn. I'm still on MX, but looking forward to Dragon down the road!

best
 
Björn Benckert said:
So to me it's crystal clear that dragon is a great improvement for all shooting conditions with the new or old/lowlight olpf it's simply better... @ 6k much so.
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This seems to be a point that many people are missing. Personally, I do not feel that the MX sensor touches the dragon v1 or v2 in lowlight or color fidelity, but there still seems to be a few sticking to the MX. That's totally cool, but tests like this simple one you present Bjorn or quite obvious, even with dragon taken "below" it's full capacity by bringing it down to the Scarlett's frame size and compression ratio.

battistella
 
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