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Nikon D300 og D3


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Why no ISO 100?

The D3 (and D300) have a new low setting, which is essentially ISO 100. Nikon has been very consistent in following proposed ISO guidelines for ISO: the base ISO should be the optimal light gathering point for the sensor, and in both sensor's cases, that would be ISO 200. Normally with a lower-than-optimal ISO setting the camera tries to keep the midtone curve the same and the highlights tend to clip faster, essentially reducing usable dynamic range. And for what it's worth, there are intermediate settings at 1/3 stops between 100 and 200, as well (L0.3, L0.7, and L1; you're going to have to think backwards to understand this, though!). But expect ISO 100 to be slightly inferior to ISO 200 in image quality due to highlight clipping.

 

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Google er din venn.

 

Why no ISO 100?

The D3 (and D300) have a new low setting, which is essentially ISO 100. Nikon has been very consistent in following proposed ISO guidelines for ISO: the base ISO should be the optimal light gathering point for the sensor, and in both sensor's cases, that would be ISO 200. Normally with a lower-than-optimal ISO setting the camera tries to keep the midtone curve the same and the highlights tend to clip faster, essentially reducing usable dynamic range. And for what it's worth, there are intermediate settings at 1/3 stops between 100 and 200, as well (L0.3, L0.7, and L1; you're going to have to think backwards to understand this, though!). But expect ISO 100 to be slightly inferior to ISO 200 in image quality due to highlight clipping.

 

Thom Hogan her.

 

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