I will be taking a close look.
I think a lot of what I'm seeing might be post-processing and firmware processing.
Some of the pattern noise maybe caused by the mode the camera is operated in.
What I do know for facts: The black level is set to zero by the camera's firmware and the white level is set to 3750 decimal. This is not raw data, but is being processed by the camera. The high ISO 12500 images show fixed pattern noise, ISO 10000 images from the original M Monochrom do not: they show Gaussian noise.
I think a lot of what I'm seeing might be post-processing and firmware processing.
Some of the pattern noise maybe caused by the mode the camera is operated in.
What I do know for facts: The black level is set to zero by the camera's firmware and the white level is set to 3750 decimal. This is not raw data, but is being processed by the camera. The high ISO 12500 images show fixed pattern noise, ISO 10000 images from the original M Monochrom do not: they show Gaussian noise.