>> Typically, the image data only falls in part of the range of the CCD, >> and should be more in the middle, not the ends. > Well, that's part of my point. You're suggesting treating the CCD non-linearly it appears. There is a thought to that, but I will say, that you're probably not going to get any better (read as more usable) information from it...would be my first thought. I believe that doing either multiple exposures and/or multiple input ranges pretty much does the same thing, doesn't it?
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