mclaren777 wrote in post #16371190
I'm very interested in seeing the results.
Haven't had a chance to test it out, I'll try tomorrow. Wednesday for sure, since it's my day off.
I did get to test out the interval ISO, this was ISO 160. I believe it shoots it at 200 and pulls it back, but it's all done instantly in camera as opposed to in post. Done to combat digital noise.
I've always had noise issues on long exposures, this was a 30 second example.
In camera NR turned off and zero NR in post. I was impressed for sure.
Here's one in crappy dim lighting shot at ISO 1250, again in camera NR turned off and zero NR in post.
Bigger size(before PS edit):
http://imageshack.us/a/img202/515/62wd.jpg
You can read up on digital ISO here, I read this article after trying it out myself. Really great stuff in there.
http://magiclantern.wikia.com/wiki/ISO