Note that I say "In [the] ideal case." :-) I'm not sure what is needed in
technological improvements to achieve that. I don't even know whether it is
possible with the current CCD/CMOS technologies, but may be one of these
days, it can be done...
At 06:25 AM 1/11/2003 +0000, Chris Barker wrote:
This would be a wonderful advantage for digital cameras except for the
fact that every review (in Amateur Photographer, UK) mentions the
extraneous noise which appears at higher ISOs (above 100 in some
cases). I refer to the middle-of-the-range cameras, as I have not
bothered to read about cameras costing over £1500 sterling ;-).
Chris
At 18:58 -0800 09/01/03, Richard F. Man wrote:
At 06:42 PM 1/9/2003 -0800, Winsor Crosby wrote:
Luminous Landscape has a page in which the virtues of variable ISO with
digital cameras are extolled. Something I don't think about until
something presents itself and I have the wrong film speed in the OM4T.
There are a couple of very nice shots with the Canon EOS1Ds and a couple
of long Canon lenses with telextender.
<http://luminous-landscape.com/essays/third-variable.shtml>
...
This is one of the two or three truly "killer" advantages DSLRs have.
Imagine in some future time, you set the shutter speed and aperture
exactly the way you want to for the perfect mix of DOF and speed to
capture the motion the "right" way. Then the camera set the ISO to make
it happen. In ideal case, it would be noise-less from ISO 1 to ISO 6400.
Yummmmm....
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