Hello,
It is my understanding that on the AF100 the base ISO is ISO 400, but I have been using ISO 200 in a great number of situations, whether indoors or outdoors.
Is there any counter-indication on using ISO 200 instead for all purposes? I cannot see any significant image difference between the two ISO settings, but perhaps since ISO 400 is equivalent to 0db of gain, then ISO 200 should only be used when there simply is too much light for the AF100 at ISO 400?
Thank you.
It is my understanding that on the AF100 the base ISO is ISO 400, but I have been using ISO 200 in a great number of situations, whether indoors or outdoors.
Is there any counter-indication on using ISO 200 instead for all purposes? I cannot see any significant image difference between the two ISO settings, but perhaps since ISO 400 is equivalent to 0db of gain, then ISO 200 should only be used when there simply is too much light for the AF100 at ISO 400?
Thank you.