Exposure and ISO

[SrMi]

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8 minutes ago, IkarusJohn said:

So, to progress this discussion, what cameras are, or are approaching, ISO invariance?

 

Check the P2P measurements. When the graph PDR Shadow Improvement vs ISO Setting is flat (example SL3), then the camera is ISO-invariant in that range. In the case of SL3, that would be approximately ISO 400-6400.

[LocalHero1953]

I've been out enjoying a life and came back to find this discussion has moved on.

Since I've said all I want to say on the subject, anyone reading my posts can take them or leave them. Since I suspect we all know what is going on, technically, frankly I doubt it will make any difference pursuing the argument about words.

[IkarusJohn]

Yep, I reckon this topic is done - at least, I’ve learnt all I need to from it.

[SrMi]

Yep, and I shared everything I know about it and learned a couple of new things through people who disagreed with me and questioned my posts.

[lct]

Too bad i wanted to know how noise can be an exposure factor. Will be for the next termilogy lesson i guess. Just kidding.

[evikne]

For me, ISO means nothing more than something I can use to see correctly exposed images on the back of the camera. And my LCD screen is permanently covered … 😄