The Beginners Questions Area

fixed your typo and thanks 👍

the post was under Danno not david1961

You are again not telling the truth.

post links to posts where anyone said they were fake 🙂

I said there was no way of verifying what noise reduction or any other processing might have been done to the jpegs you posted because you were not willing to post links in the public forums to their raw files

There are 2 pages of Danno members on dpreview.

Post a link to the post you are referring to.

Who cares? It is all ancient history. Let's see if we can get back to the discussion. I know the answer is 101010 but what was your question again?

Exactly. 300 posts ago, controlled by you. Last time I remember you accused me of reading it all. No. I scroll through, see my reference or quote, respond to that, and leave it alone. A 500 post thread with the name "beginners questions" arguing about RAW discussion with connection to another 500post thread, all full of offtopic, badmouthing, accusations, is no discussion. You do it to yourself. Enjoy the mess. Your game. At this point, as long I see it is allowed, I am getting comfortable with just having fun before I find next moment of serious task to do. Now it's about fun, and not about your RAWs.

but it will be fun, its a good demonstration that shooting at iso 100 and raising the brightness in post displays more noise than shooting a iso 4000, also demonstrates that iso has an effect on the exposed raw image.

1) This is many many years old knowledge.
2) I don't think it is the point here.
3) I certainly have fun. Just different kind now.

What do you want me to do? I am refusing the search though, and all has to be public.

You haven't posted any verifiable evidence that proves your claim to be correct, especially in all cases.

Yep, I am all for that. It will be interesting to see the evidence used to link member accounts with actual people.

See? I have no idea what is going on here really. But that claim is true. DPR and other pages are full of these DR, exposure latitude, brightening and pushing tests. Also basic measurements tell you that if you can read the full meaning of these.
Pushing low ISO image up to the brightness of the same exposure higher ISO image gets you more noise in the output image.

.Im purely defending my integrity that others seem to doubt. The posted images display different noise patterns and colours of 2 equally exposed images at iso 100 and iso 4000. and begs the discussion that iso has an effect on a raw image file.

Again, post the raw files.

Then you should have no problem publicly sharing the raw's these screenshots are based on

Hooooooooooraaaaaaay 🍻🍻🍻🍻👍 Thats all my images were posted for. and no one else could even give me an answer , this is the right place for beginners thats for sure.

I had no problem in sharing them till certain members got up my nose and declared war.

It's not that I proved it yet, and it is not hooooray if it takes you and other users to even begin to discuss a thing in +-400 posts. That is very low point.