Z6, ISO
Geplaatst: wo dec 19 2018 12:24 pm
Op DPreview
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon- ... s-review/5
staat in een preview van de Z6 het volgende:
ISO-invariance
The camera isn't entirely ISO-invariant, but this is largely because the sensor features the Aptina-style Dual Gain design that Sony Semiconductor has been using for the past few years. This sees the camera use a second higher gain circuit in its pixels to reduce noise from ISO 800 upwards (at the cost of some capacity for dynamic range), where the camera is essentially entirely ISO-invariant.
This means that if you shoot Raw there's no advantage to increasing ISO above 800, for the same shutter speed and aperture, vs. brightening the Raw file yourself, which protects highlights for inclusion in post-processing. This way of working can afford you many stops of additional highlight detail at no cost to you, other than a dark image preview.
Is lees hierin dat ISO boven 800 geen voordeel geeft maar ik begrijp niet het waarom.
Kan iemand dat uitleggen?
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon- ... s-review/5
staat in een preview van de Z6 het volgende:
ISO-invariance
The camera isn't entirely ISO-invariant, but this is largely because the sensor features the Aptina-style Dual Gain design that Sony Semiconductor has been using for the past few years. This sees the camera use a second higher gain circuit in its pixels to reduce noise from ISO 800 upwards (at the cost of some capacity for dynamic range), where the camera is essentially entirely ISO-invariant.
This means that if you shoot Raw there's no advantage to increasing ISO above 800, for the same shutter speed and aperture, vs. brightening the Raw file yourself, which protects highlights for inclusion in post-processing. This way of working can afford you many stops of additional highlight detail at no cost to you, other than a dark image preview.
Is lees hierin dat ISO boven 800 geen voordeel geeft maar ik begrijp niet het waarom.
Kan iemand dat uitleggen?