The Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2) on HST is providing unsu
rpassed imaging capabilities and supporting accurate stellar photometr
y over large fields of view at high angular resolution. I discuss a fe
ature of the WFPC2 CCD systems that nominally limits the dynamic range
attainable with single exposures: a 12 bit analog to digital converte
r that does not allow sampling of the CCD full-well depth even at the
low gain (14e-/DN) setting. I demonstrate that accurate stellar photom
etry can be performed on stellar images that are strongly saturated. T
wo 40 s exposures in V and I bands on the old open cluster M67 are ana
lyzed to demonstrate photometric capabilities with a dynamic range of
over 12 mag from single exposures. New photometric results for both br
ight and faint objects in M67 are derived from the WFPC2 data.