Fuji Dynamic Range Settings DO Apply to RAW Files

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This video is a correction of my last video. In my last video I compared the dynamic range settings on Fuji X-T2 and I said the dynamic range settings only apply to JPEG files but not RAW files. I have to admit I made a mistake. Many viewers of my last video suggest recovering highlight on the RAW files then compare. I did it today and then found something different. After I bring down highlight, I do see the RAW file taken with dynamic range 400% retains better details and colors than the RAW file taken with dynamic range 100% did. So the experiment shows the dynamic range settings does apply to RAW files, but just not showing up right off the bat.

The original video: https://youtu.be/3w1NwZ6u3WE

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