http://www.vimeo.com/18334858
Ok, so which ISO is acceptable to you? At what point do you think it's to noisy? Is this a good test?
Where is the noise?
- Thread starter Gillvane
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http://www.vimeo.com/18334858
Ok, so which ISO is acceptable to you? At what point do you think it's to noisy? Is this a good test?
Shooter
Veteran
The test is fine but my comment would be.
What you have done is used the ISO instead of the iris for exposure in this scene
Another, and in my opinion, more valid test if you are looking for noise or lack of noise ...is to stop the camera down relatively as you increase the ISO.
The "exposure" is the "EXPOSURE". It is the photographic determination of Shadow to Highlight in the image ( Black to White thru Mids)
Allowing the ISO to shift the exposure in the comparative test instead of the iris, is effectively shifting the curvers, gammas etc and eventually "pumping in noise".
What you have done is used the ISO instead of the iris for exposure in this scene
Another, and in my opinion, more valid test if you are looking for noise or lack of noise ...is to stop the camera down relatively as you increase the ISO.
The "exposure" is the "EXPOSURE". It is the photographic determination of Shadow to Highlight in the image ( Black to White thru Mids)
Allowing the ISO to shift the exposure in the comparative test instead of the iris, is effectively shifting the curvers, gammas etc and eventually "pumping in noise".
Katty Galloo
Active member
Amazing quality ! great night footage and yeah were is the noise?
Alpha Beta Omega
Veteran
This scene is no real concern for noise since there are so few objects in shadow areas. At any ISO up to 1600 it will look okay when shadows are absent. You actually get a better image noisewise by increasing ISO to fill in shadows.