Images captured by today's digital cameras are of such high quality that it is virtually impossible to see the differences revealed by our tests in print. To help you judge the results of our tests for yourself, this archive includes a full-resolution ISO bracketing sequence of our lab test scene captured using the camera models covered in the text.

These batch files are part of this issue's article on raw converters and are written to perform various automated conversions from the Windows Explorer interface using the free dcraw command-line raw converter.

This archive includes test images of high-resolution 10- and 16-bit color and grayscale gradients to illustrate the 10-bit output performance of various high-end monitors and graphics cards in conjunction with Photoshop CC and Zoner Photo Studio.

These images accompany this issue's open source raw converter test and document the demosaicing, highlight recovery and noise reduction performance of the programs we tested. The images comparing the results with those produced by commercial programs such as Capture One and Lightroom are particularly interesting.

The archive includes our original test files to help you decide for yourself which programs produce the best results.