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    Professor Newman on… Doing without ISO

    Mar 12, 2019 2 minutes

    first-ever article for AP dealt with the emergence of what I used to call ‘ISOless' cameras. The camera which prompted this discussion was the then-new Nikon D7000, for which, as far as image noise was concerned, the ISO setting didn't matter. Of course, exposure did – the lower the exposure the greater the image noise; so if you set exposure according to the ISO setting it would appear that

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