N navic New Member Nov 11, 2009 50 0 0 Dec 8, 2009 #1 Hi all, newbie here Jz wondering ISO 100 & ISO 200 are much different??:dunno: thks in adv..
W wildsoyabean New Member Sep 28, 2008 892 0 0 39 Dec 8, 2009 #2 http://www.google.com.sg/search?rlz...UTF-8&q=different+between+iso+100+and+iso+200
S shunzi Senior Member Nov 14, 2008 925 0 16 Dec 8, 2009 #3 they are just there to make up the numbers :bsmilie:
A android17 Senior Member Sep 27, 2009 945 0 16 Dec 8, 2009 #4 i cant even see the difference in a 100% crop to be honest...
H hoho85 New Member Dec 1, 2009 218 0 0 West Dec 8, 2009 #5 wa.. i think just play with it. one brighter one less bright. thats the only diff i guess?
grantyale Senior Member Oct 4, 2004 1,826 2 38 Bedok Dec 8, 2009 #6 navic said: Hi all, newbie here Jz wondering ISO 100 & ISO 200 are much different??:dunno: thks in adv.. Click to expand... Depends on your camera. On some models, ISO 200 is the base ISO and 100 is "low". Shooting ISO 100 on these cameras will result in less highlight headroom (less DR) as a result.
navic said: Hi all, newbie here Jz wondering ISO 100 & ISO 200 are much different??:dunno: thks in adv.. Click to expand... Depends on your camera. On some models, ISO 200 is the base ISO and 100 is "low". Shooting ISO 100 on these cameras will result in less highlight headroom (less DR) as a result.
club21z New Member Mar 6, 2008 49 0 0 Dec 8, 2009 #7 Try shooting on your camera with the 2 ISO. Shld be identical unless u zoom in 10X to see the pixel.
R Rashkae Senior Member Nov 28, 2005 19,085 14 0 Dec 8, 2009 #8 navic said: Hi all, newbie here Jz wondering ISO 100 & ISO 200 are much different??:dunno: thks in adv.. Click to expand... In terms of shutter speed, yes. Please read up on photography basics, namely "exposure".
navic said: Hi all, newbie here Jz wondering ISO 100 & ISO 200 are much different??:dunno: thks in adv.. Click to expand... In terms of shutter speed, yes. Please read up on photography basics, namely "exposure".
R Rashkae Senior Member Nov 28, 2005 19,085 14 0 Dec 8, 2009 #9 club21z said: Try shooting on your camera with the 2 ISO. Shld be identical unless u zoom in 10X to see the pixel. Click to expand... Between 100 and 200? Nah, I doubt he could see a difference in terms of image quality.
club21z said: Try shooting on your camera with the 2 ISO. Shld be identical unless u zoom in 10X to see the pixel. Click to expand... Between 100 and 200? Nah, I doubt he could see a difference in terms of image quality.
shaoken Deregistered Feb 11, 2008 2,103 0 36 Clementi/West Coast ikentakephotos.blogspot.com Dec 9, 2009 #10 What are you comparing with ISO for? The noise or the light sensitivity? :dunno: ISO can affect a photo in a few areas.
What are you comparing with ISO for? The noise or the light sensitivity? :dunno: ISO can affect a photo in a few areas.