Especially with regards to image quality.
I am particularly interested in when you expand to a lower ISO, say 50 rather than 100. Generally the standard high ISO is too noisy, with the expanded ISO even more so.
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merged by jrista♦ Apr 2 '11 at 17:31
This question was merged with What does “expanded ISO” mean? because it is an exact duplicate of that question.
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