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ISO
Sets the luminous sensitivity.
1 ISO (ISO) on the control wheel t desired setting.
Or, MENU t [Brightness/Color] t [ISO] t desired setting.
(ISO AUTO)
100/200/400/800/
1600/3200/6400/
12800/16000
Notes
• [ISO AUTO] is selected when using the following functions:
– [Intelligent Auto]
– [Superior Auto]
– [Scene Selection]
– [Sweep Panorama]
• The larger the number, the higher the noise level.
• When the shooting mode is set to [Program Auto], [Aperture Priority], [Shutter Priority], and [ISO] is set
to [ISO AUTO], ISO is automatically set between [ISO 100] and [ISO 3200].
• For movie shooting, the maximum ISO sensitivity you can set is [ISO 3200]. If a value higher than [ISO
3200] is set when shooting movies, the value is automatically changed to [ISO 3200].
• The [ISO AUTO] setting is not provided in [Manual Exposure]. If you change the exposure mode to
[Manual Exposure] with the [ISO AUTO] setting, it is switched to [ISO 100]. Set the ISO according to
your shooting conditions.
Adjusting ISO Sensitivity (Recommended Exposure
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Index)
ISO setting (speed) is the sensitivity to light of recording media that incorporates an image
sensor that receives light. Even when the exposure is the same, images differ depending on
the ISO setting.
Sets the ISO sensitivity automatically.
Sets the sensitivity to light of the imaging sensor. You can
reduce image blurring in dark locations or with moving subjects
by increasing the ISO sensitivity (select a large number).
High ISO sensitivity
With high ISO sensitivity, images will be captured with an
appropriate brightness even under insufficient exposure.
However, increasing ISO sensitivity will cause images to
become noisy.
Low ISO sensitivity
You can record smooth images. However, compensation for
low ISO sensitivity will be made by slowing down the shutter
speed. You should take camera-shake or movement of
subjects into account, too.
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