Why are my shots noisy even with low ISO?


I read somewhere that Canon's base ISO is 160, although the lowest is 100.
Oh yea, i remember, i read it while researching on technicolour's Cinestyle picture style..it was mentioned that for Canon, shoot in multiples of 160, ie 160, 320 etc…according to them, the image quality is better at 160 than at 100…never really tried it out myself..
 

I read somewhere that Canon's base ISO is 160, although the lowest is 100.
Oh yea, i remember, i read it while researching on technicolour's Cinestyle picture style..it was mentioned that for Canon, shoot in multiples of 160, ie 160, 320 etc…according to them, the image quality is better at 160 than at 100…never really tried it out myself..

my canon only got 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600... :eek: if got 160 so shiok!!
 

My canon only got 100 200 400 800 1600 3200...i don't see any 160...:dunno:
Maybe cause mine entry level? =/
 

my canon only got 100, 200, 400, 800 and 1600... :eek: if got 160 so shiok!!

My canon only got 100 200 400 800 1600 3200...i don't see any 160...:dunno:
Maybe cause mine entry level? =/

You gals can't choose ISO sensitivity in smaller steps?
Maybe it's a menu setting somewhere.
 

You gals can't choose ISO sensitivity in smaller steps?
Maybe it's a menu setting somewhere.

don't know about crystal's cam but mine def doesn't have that function. *__* don't even have live view, LOL
 

Should be a menu setting. Mine can switch between +/-1EV or match EV steps for ISO
 

don't know about crystal's cam but mine def doesn't have that function. *__* don't even have live view, LOL

Aside from your ixus, what's your cam again? :bsmilie:
 

mine has ISO 101... ISO 102... all the way to ISO 11111111 :bsmilie:

whew... it's hard to change ISO

:eek: you best be trollan

dammit... I can only go using EV steps... up to 25600 :cry:
 

I read somewhere that Canon's base ISO is 160, although the lowest is 100.
Oh yea, i remember, i read it while researching on technicolour's Cinestyle picture style..it was mentioned that for Canon, shoot in multiples of 160, ie 160, 320 etc…according to them, the image quality is better at 160 than at 100…never really tried it out myself..

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1019&message=37843372&changemode=1

http://vimeo.com/10473734

Suggest to take with pinch of salt. But no harm trying.
 

actually there's a method to determine the truth whether iso 160 is the base iso. read it in some photo magazine. unfortunately i dont seems to be getting the same result. So yup i guess try in on ur own n determine if iso 160 is indeed the base iso for ur cam.