Canon EOS RP sample raws

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#1

Following up from this thread I’m posting here a few raw files taken with a Canon EOS RP and RF 50mm f/1.8 because Bastian was interested and perhaps others may be too.

They are not perhaps the best examples to judge the sensor and lens, but there’s a few very dark areas so people that care about this sort of things may dive in and check for themselves how noisy it gets in the dark etc. (I don’t care one bit so that’s why I’m very happy with this camera so far).

photo #1

20210315_CRP0038
20210315_CRP00386256×4172 6.19 MB

20210315_CRP0038.jpg.out.arp (14.2 KB)

20210315_CRP0038.cr3 (13.6 MB)

photo #2

20210315_CRP0064
20210315_CRP00646256×4172 7.33 MB

20210315_CRP0064.jpg.out.arp (10.5 KB)

20210315_CRP0064.cr3 (16.1 MB)

photo #3

20210315_CRP0067
20210315_CRP00675734×3824 4.86 MB

20210315_CRP0067.jpg.out.arp (10.5 KB)

20210315_CRP0067.cr3 (18.9 MB)

photo #4

20210316_CRP0080
20210316_CRP00804172×6256 6.83 MB

20210316_CRP0080.jpg.out.arp (10.6 KB)

20210316_CRP0080.cr3 (15.2 MB)

These files are licensed Creative Commons, By-Attribution, Share-Alike.

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#2

With Filmulator:

20210315_CRP0038-output
20210315_CRP0038-output1500×1001 266 KB

  • Auto CA Correct 1
  • Drama 53
  • White Clipping Point 0.527

20210315_CRP0064-output
20210315_CRP0064-output1500×1001 339 KB

  • Auto CA Correct 2
  • Exposure Comp +1/6
  • Drama 64
  • White Clipping Point 0.736

20210315_CRP0067-output
20210315_CRP0067-output1500×1001 401 KB

  • Auto CA Correct 1
  • Exposure Comp -1/6
  • Drama 54
  • White Clipping Point 0.708

20210316_CRP0080-output
20210316_CRP0080-output1001×1500 360 KB

  • Highlight Recovery 2
  • Exposure Comp -1
  • Film Area 207
  • Drama 100
  • Overdrive on
  • White Clipping Point 0.422
  • Shadow Brightness 324
  • Highlight Brightness 1000

Filmulator supports the RP, but RawTherapee’s camconst.json doesn’t have the white clipping points for it so I duplicated the 6D2’s entry in Filmulator’s copy of camconst.json.

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#3

thanks for testing filmulator! Can you provide that edited file so that also other RP users can try it? is it something that can be fixed also on the appimage version?

#4

I updated the RawTherapee camconst.json to have the RP, so if you just update the camconst in Filmulator it’ll automatically have the parameters.

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#5

@CarVac:

Not sure if you tested this using RawTherapee, I just rebuild and tested and it works nicely.

Thanks!

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#6

20210315_CRP0038.cr3.pp3 (14.6 KB)

20210315_CRP0038
20210315_CRP00382048×1366 490 KB

20210315_CRP0064.cr3.pp3 (15.9 KB)

20210315_CRP0064
20210315_CRP00642048×1366 724 KB

20210315_CRP0067.cr3.pp3 (14.5 KB)

20210315_CRP0067
20210315_CRP00671350×900 332 KB

20210316_CRP0080.cr3
20210316_CRP0080.cr31366×2048 687 KB
20210316_CRP0080.cr3.pp3 (17.8 KB)

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#7

I pulled down the building-side-dark-shadow one, so’s I could mess with pulling up the shadows. In rawproc, with the doublelogistic curve:

20210315_CRP0064-doublelogistic
20210315_CRP0064-doublelogistic1080×720 189 KB

I can’t get my filmic curve to slope at the high end like doublelogistic does, which doesn’t wash out the high tones so much. The deep shadows were a bit noisy; I played with both nlmeans and wavelet denoising, finally decided to let the downsize to 1080xAspect take care of it. Oh, and librtprocess HLRecover puts the sun in its place.

rawproc processing chain is in EXIF:ImageDescription.

#8

A tricky one, Thanks for sharing!

dt 3.4.1, exposure +3.7 EV, filmicRGB, contrast: local contrast, contrast eq., tonecurve subtract, sharpen, denoise: astrophoto denoise.

20210315_CRP0064
20210315_CRP00646240×4160 11.6 MB

20210315_CRP0064.dng.xmp (13.7 KB)

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#9

Nice evening shot. Hope the maskerade ends this summer :sunglasses:

20210315_CRP0038_01
20210315_CRP0038_016240×4160 1.81 MB

20210315_CRP0038.dng.xmp (10.5 KB)