Best iso setting for your camera

[ph0enix]

FWIW, I'm pretty sure that native ISO on Canons is typically 100, and on Nikons it's 200.

This isn't the case with Nikon cameras anymore. The native/base ISO on all new models is 100.

 

[ph0enix]

But IOS doesn't have the same ring to it.

Tell that Cisco Systems and Apple, Inc

 

[Josh66]

After pixel peeping, 100 iso is probably the best iso setting. Though if i put it on either 100 or 200, nobody would be able to tell the difference even at 100% zoom.


300% zoom example overexposed by 2 stops to exagurate any faults:

iso 100

iso 200

I agree on both counts - 100 looks better, and that the difference is negligible (considering that this is a 300% crop).

 

[manicmike]

...thats wrong.the correct answer 121+/- 1.5

Could I have "Ends In Errrr" for $200,Alex....

He asked me about my camera, not yours. Yours is actually 121+/- 1.47¼.

How can i find out the optimal setting for the d3200?

Divide by zero.

 

[shaylou]

How in the world could this tread have 96 responses?

 

[astroNikon]

How in the world could this tread have 96 responses?

96?
you mean 97.

sometimes threads have a life of their own

 

[snowbear116 47]

How in the world could this tread have 96 responses?

96?
you mean 97.

Don't forget you have to subtract one -- the original isn't a "response."

 

[table1349]

Now it's 97.

 

[ratssass]

99...............

 

[ratssass]

100 WOOHOOO I ACHIEVED SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Aakajx]

:shock: . Mind f.ck. I feel a headache coming on. When I seen beginners I thought that's me. Nope wrong. Tmi.

 

[Tinderbox (UK)]

I would rather have a grainy photo than a blurry one, it`s much easier to correct so i up the iso as far as necessary.

John.

 

[weeds2nicaragua]

Agreed: grainy over blurry.

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