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troy_s: rgb422 or ycbcr422 is same raw in respect to bayer.. in both you misinterpret the data and rely on untouched transfer

Lost me. Only RGB 422 is close to the raw photosite values if left without TRC.

you can push raw over ycbcr without a transform, you just wont be able to see it (the same goes for the rgb mode)

evening

http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/AXIOM/axiom_alpha_7.png

http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/AXIOM/axiom_alpha_9.png

as usual, please excuse the poor quality

but note, we have a wooden piece there already :)

love the sticker branding :)

this is how it originally looked: http://www.endpcnoise.com/e/images/scythe_slip_stream_120_1200.jpg

cooling performance is great, we can keep the sensor roughly 7 degrees over room temperature under normal operation

the toothpick holds the sides of the enclosure together?

but it is used to reach the switches and buttons through the holes in the front :)

is there a reason why the aperture of the lens is closed so much?

mars_: because I did take an image before at that setting (16)

so no specific reason, and yes, would have been better to open it up, so you can see the sensor

well, you can, if you like to, but in any case, I'd like to run a few more tests before I hand it over

well if it makes sense I could take the time romorrow

and the 50/1.8 is a nice prime lense

but I'm not really comfortable with the weight when it is fully extended

if you stop down the 50mm to 2.8, it will be sharp as hell ;)

(and you shouldn't stop down it too much or you will lose sharpness due to diffraction)

i did a aperture series once, with my nikkor 2.5/105. from f2.5 to f22 or f32 (don't remember), it was the sharpest from f4 to f8, outside of this range it just got softer and softer