Panasonic LUMIX L10 noise profiles - #21528
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Adds a noise profile for the Panasonic DC-L10. Captured on 25 ISOs from 100 to 25600 with
darktable-gen-noiseprofile.The DC-L10 uses the same 25 MP MFT sensor as the DC-G9M2 (G9II) – Panasonic's L2-generation MFT sensor with on-chip PDAF and dual-conversion-gain readout. DC-G9M2 already has a profile from #17525; this fills the gap for the DC-L10.
Sanity check against DC-G9M2
Since it's the same sensor, the two profiles should be close. Averaged across all 25 ISOs the DC-L10
avalues differ from DC-G9M2 by roughly +1% (R), +0.5% (G), and −3% (B). The R/G asymmetry ratio – the fingerprint of this sensor's noisier red channel – sits at 3.0–3.3 in both profiles.noise_result.pdf
darktable-noiseprofile-20260710.tar.gz
PS: Just to be clear, to create noise profiles I used
cameras.xmlfor Panasonic DC-L10 from the open PR darktable-org/rawspeed#976