Their https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/image-comparison/download-image?s3Key=9dc4402898fe4882950f3b1ec600daa0.cr3 displays fine in my RT, with a balance that is not the one I keep getting for my pictures.
Edit: Actually, I get something too cold with that image, I think. If I pick something obviously neutral from the picture (and it’s very easy to find, there), the balance goes waaaay up (something like 5340 / 1.049 → 6865 / 1.070). My eyes were just deceiving me because their test shot is kinda beautiful. xD
A quick diff between the exifs of that sample and of my bear-and-sound-card picture from earlier (reporting only what may be interesting here):
Hid the table because maybe unrelated since I’m not 100% fond of the auto balance of the dpreview sample either. Still, check it if you want.
Field | Me | Them | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
Exposure Mode | Auto | Manual | Probably unrelated |
Quality | CRAW | RAW | I may have to try, but meh, they’re big. |
Record Mode | CRAW | CRAW+JPEG | Quality RAW but recorded as CRAW? Not sure I get it. |
White Balance | Auto | Custom | Sure I could customize it for every shot but that’s not exactly what I’m aiming for. |
Camera Temperature | 19 C | 30 C | That’s the literal temperature of the camera body, right? Not related to WB, is it? |
Picture Style | Neutral | Auto | Probably useless but I note it just in case. |
WB Shift AB | 0 | 1 | Sounds somewhat interesting but not sure what that is. Probably related to that two-axis WB diagram viewable in the camera itself, where I’m always at 0;0. |
WB Shift GM | 0 | 0 | Just to show that the field above has a twin. And I confirmed that so far all my raws have 0 for both. |
Measured RGGB | […] | […] | Obviously very different. |
Auto Lighting Optimizer | Standard | Off | ? |
Shooting Mode | Flexible-priority AE | Manual | I like that mode but perhaps it has side-effects? |
Light Value | 6.3 | 10.3 | ? |
Yet another edit: Could that be related to the fact that, while the R6 Mark I has "ranges" : { "white" : 16382 }
in camconst, the Mark II has no such property? I guess its support is still rated C for a reason, but those things are obscure as hell to me.