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Adaptive Digital ISO

ISOAD  is an advanced shooting mode suitable for D-SLR users.

Instead of simply increasing ISO to increase sensitivity when a long exposure is not suitable, ISOAD automatically calculates the optimal ISO value for every pixel in the image, within a predefined range.

Using high ISO captures dark details but leads to increase in global noise and blow-out of highlights.

Instead of ISO 1600, use ISOAD 1600: the camera calculates the optimal ISO value for each pixel of the image, up to a maximum value of 1600.

The result is a dramatic increase in the effective dynamic range of your images. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

D-SLR image captured at ISO 1600.
Detail and colour in bright area lost.

D-SLR image at ISOAD 1600.
Bright and dark details captured.
Dynamic range increased 4x

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Adaptive Digital ISO white paper 

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