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Noise that is made apparent by increasing the ISO setting. This noise is primarily random "photon shot" noise, and usually has little to do with the electronics of the camera.
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Does Manual iso = low noise?
With some older Olympus point-n-shoot and older Canons I've seen a difference between auto-ISO (or even full auto mode) using non-standard values such as 1600 vs 1643 in the EXIF.
I haven't seen the s …
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