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Hey everybody welcome into another episode of photo taco on the

improved photography network. I'm your host Jeff Harmon. Thanks for

spending a few minutes of your day with me. In today's episode, I am joined by very special guest, Bill Claff.

We will touch on Bill's background in just a moment,

but I asked him to come on the show

so that we could do a deep dive into some science and math behind his photographic dynamic

range data you can see over at his cool site photons to photos net that's not

photos to photos photons Photons to photos.

And I made that mistake when I was first going over

to the site based on a listener recommendation.

So make sure you get that right.

Photons to photos.

That will go over that again at the end of the show. Before we start, the reason I wanted to Photos. net. We'll go over that again at the end of the show. Before we start, the reason I wanted

to go into this with Bill today is the whole concept of dynamic range. Now we regularly

discuss dynamic range on all of the improved photography

podcasts and you'll hear it across any photography-based

podcast episode along with articles.

It's constantly discussed, but we talk about it in fairly abstract ways, and that's kind of bothered me.

We generally say that dynamic range is how much of a scene can be captured from the brightest

brights to the darkest darks and how it is that some

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