kmthorup
1st of June 2003 (Sun), 08:31
hi there!
i have had an Olympus D-520 for some time,
but i am a little dissapointed with the iso-sensitivity,
that lies somewhere around 100...
My father has asked if he could buy my camera, - he has borrowed it and is happy with the simple handling, as it is basically a point-and-shoot - and i should get me a new one, so naturally i will look for one with a higher sensitivity..
my question goes like this:
will this camera automatically set the sensitivity to a higher level (400?) if the light-conditions are critical,
or do i have to do it manually? the flash-range will also increase dramatically with a higher iso-setting i guess.
say, i want to take a picture of something far away in bad-light-conditions?
and is there a visible difference (noise) from iso100 to iso400?
thanks from kasper
i have had an Olympus D-520 for some time,
but i am a little dissapointed with the iso-sensitivity,
that lies somewhere around 100...
My father has asked if he could buy my camera, - he has borrowed it and is happy with the simple handling, as it is basically a point-and-shoot - and i should get me a new one, so naturally i will look for one with a higher sensitivity..
my question goes like this:
will this camera automatically set the sensitivity to a higher level (400?) if the light-conditions are critical,
or do i have to do it manually? the flash-range will also increase dramatically with a higher iso-setting i guess.
say, i want to take a picture of something far away in bad-light-conditions?
and is there a visible difference (noise) from iso100 to iso400?
thanks from kasper