The higher the ISO the more sensitive and therefore the better it is in situations with limited light.Īlso, the higher the ISO the more noise you will see in the final image. ISO is the core topic, and this refers to how sensitive the image sensor is to light. It even gives a primer on the basics if you are just getting started with some of these topics.Īn introduction to all these topics is useful, though I’ll run through it even faster than they do in the video. If you want to see how exactly this might affect your shooting, Frame Voyager put together a very well organized video that details all the pieces of information you might need. In particular, the concern is about dynamic range. While it seems almost risk-free, image quality can be affected if you try to make use of different settings.
The Blackmagic Pocket 6K Pro even has Dual Native ISO and the advantages that presents. Dual Native ISO is a more recent benefit for all levels of cinema camera.
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