PetaPixel How I Fumbled My Report on the G9 II’s Dynamic Range Performance


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A Panasonic Lumix G9 camera is centered against a red, bokeh background. The camera body is black with a textured grip, various control buttons, and the LUMIX G9 label prominently displayed above the lens mount.

Electronic shutters no longer harm peak dynamic range performance in the way they once did, at least not with modern image sensor architecture. It's time to change course on an earlier story and see where I went wrong.

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