![]() Imaging-Resource published an in-depth look at how the new Dual Pixel RAW on the 5D Mark IV enables a tiny amount of post-production magic. In general, on-chip autofocus relies on the slower contrast detection method, which limits performance in live view (including when shooting video).Īs it turns out, fast AF performance is not the only thing that can be accomplished by splitting the pixels into two. It splits every pixel into two halves which enables phase detection autofocus (PDAF) on the sensor itself. It’s called Dual Pixel RAW, and it will actually allow photographers to digitally correct optical errors after an image was taken - but only to a very small degree.Ĭanon’s Dual Pixel technology is fairly common today, found on many of the company’s DSLRs. ![]() ![]() One of the most interesting new technologies introduced on Canon’s 5D Mark IV earlier this week was barely even mentioned in the press release. ![]()
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