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Compensate aberration to improve the quality of a surveillance camera
You can't 'rescue' what has already been thrown away.
It looks like the sharpening/smoothing/HDR algorithm employed by the camera's software is trying to iron out every imperfection, to such a degree ...
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Compensate aberration to improve the quality of a surveillance camera
If there is a thick glass placed at an angle in front of the lens it will cause double image (same size and shifted to one side) because of glass producing an internal shifted reflection.
It can then ...
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Which non-raw formats have the same capabilities as raw?
But isn't the advantage of raw over jpeg simply the fact that a raw
image has a higher bit depth and is not lossy compressed?
No. Bits don't always represent the same thing. In raw image files bits ...
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Which non-raw formats have the same capabilities as raw?
Other than having deeper colour and no loss compression main reason why raw files are superior is that bigger computer with no power restriction and no patent and license restrictions allows better ...
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Which non-raw formats have the same capabilities as raw?
"Other than demosaicing..."
That seems to be a massive understatement... demosaicing is a huge factor.
First, a file format is just a container... in itself it doesn't mean anything. E.g. ...
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Which non-raw formats have the same capabilities as raw?
Doing some digging on the Interwebs, it all comes down to purpose and what each one is.
A RAW file is a record of sensor data, all of it.
A TIFF file is a processed image that no longer contains all ...
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