ISO on the R5
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Re: ISO on the R5
MarshallG wrote:
Quarkcharmed wrote:
MarshallG wrote:
Disclaimer: I’m only the messenger.
I’m at a trade show all weekly so I stopped in the Canon booth and spent a long time talking with one of their experts about the R5.
He then me that the R5 sensor slightly boosts voltage as you increase ISO, and it did so in one stop increments. Intermediate ISO changes are made post sensor read, so he said that you can get a cleaner image at a higher ISO setting that falls on a full stop boundary, than on an ISO setting which is between 1/3 to 2/3 stop lower.
Again, I’m just relaying what the man told me. Don’t flame me, I’m just reporting.
It's very easy to verify following this article
https://www.rawdigger.com/howtouse/iso-is-seldom-just-digital-gain
AFAIK it was true for some very old cameras but now most of the ISO range (except the 'extended' parts) is implemented through the variable analog gain.
Again, I’m only reporting what the representative from Canon told me (“You’re welcome”) and I have not looked at a bunch of bar charts to confirm his statement. I’m just telling you what he said.
But why post it here without checking the facts ?
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