DavidGlennPDX Well-Known Member Joined Dec 13, 2017 Messages 70 Reactions 19 Age 55 Feb 18, 2018 #1 Ok, I know the answer here is likely a no, but I just wanna confirm. Does changing the ISO affect the opti sensors?
Ok, I know the answer here is likely a no, but I just wanna confirm. Does changing the ISO affect the opti sensors?
R Robert Mitchell Well-Known Member Joined Oct 27, 2016 Messages 1,445 Reactions 1,238 Feb 18, 2018 #2 I'd say, with a pretty good level of confidence... No.
N Naquinj Member Joined Sep 4, 2017 Messages 6 Reactions 1 Age 71 Feb 19, 2018 #3 Iso is basically the film speed of the photographic camera. It should not have anything to do with sensors.
Iso is basically the film speed of the photographic camera. It should not have anything to do with sensors.
DavidGlennPDX Well-Known Member Joined Dec 13, 2017 Messages 70 Reactions 19 Age 55 Feb 19, 2018 #4 Naquinj said: Iso is basically the film speed of the photographic camera. It should not have anything to do with sensors. Click to expand... One would think not, unless they used the same CCD as the camera. But I saw a video some time back that seemed to indicate it was connected in some say but I can't recall it well enough to remember the gist
Naquinj said: Iso is basically the film speed of the photographic camera. It should not have anything to do with sensors. Click to expand... One would think not, unless they used the same CCD as the camera. But I saw a video some time back that seemed to indicate it was connected in some say but I can't recall it well enough to remember the gist