Superbaldguy Senior Member 355 posts Joined Sep 2004 Location: New Germany, N.S. More info | Nov 01, 2004 05:03 | #1 I mean, I find that the settings seems almost double that what I get using film cameras. ISO 50 on the G6 appears like ISO 100 for film. Kind of weird in a way, but makes the G6 a more appealing tool as I can sort of "cheat."
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paladin Member 249 posts Joined Dec 2003 Location: San Angelo, TX More info | Nov 01, 2004 11:37 | #2 Superbaldguy wrote: I mean, I find that the settings seems almost double that what I get using film cameras. ISO 50 on the G6 appears like ISO 100 for film. Kind of weird in a way, but makes the G6 a more appealing tool as I can sort of "cheat." Is this the case with all Canon digital cameras? According to dpreview.com review ISO 50 = 80, 100 =200, 200 =400, 400 =800 on the G3 (and I think G5). Also think steves digicam says the same. http://img74.photobucket.com/albums/v226/pladin/
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Nov 01, 2004 11:58 | #3 Weird stuff, eh?
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