Am 15.05.2012 16:27, schrieb Stephen:
I have an idea to improve highlights for a camera input profile: can I scale XYZ data linearly to match an increase in exposure? For example, +1 EV of exposure compensation = 2 x linear device RGB. Will XYZ also increase by the same factor of two?
XYZ is a linear light space, so the numbers are expected to scale linearly with intensity. I would wonder though, how accurate various cameras can realize the prescribed f-stops and shutter speeds, how well they are repeatable, and how uniform the steps between different adjacent f-stops and shutter speed are distributed in reality. [ Maybe someone here on the list has experience regarding f-stop and shutter speed accuracy of typical cameras and can give some numbers? ] Best Regards, Gerhard