Why You Want To Use Dual Native ISO in Bright Environments: Canon R5 C Experiences
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
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In addition to explaining what Dual Native ISO is in this video, I want to offer another way of using it beyond just better low light performance. I have fallen in love with using it on my Canon R5 C but this is now a feature on a decent amount of cameras. Even if you are in a well lit environment, you may want to switch to your higher base ISO. In this I explain why.
Also, did you know the Canon R5 C had better low light capability than the Sony FX3 or A7s up to a point? Check out this excellent test by Josh Sattin.
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Good stuff. Thx!
Yes. This is spot on. More and more light/exposure gives you the option to have. Deeper DOF if you want it.
Thank you for this! Enjoying the R5C and still learning, much appreciation.
You are super welcome. Glad you found it helpful info.
Nice insights! Your explanations are great 👏
Thanks! I am happy to hear you valued the tips!
I'll have to try this on my Canon R5 (not the C).
Totally. Give it a go and thanks for letting me know you're gonna explore it!
Yes. I think you are really accurate FX3 second base iso is around 12800.and they call it dual sensitivity.