What is the lowest iso that can be used?
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"ISO sensitivity can be set from 3 to 8000 in third-stop increments" (http://www.sekonic.com/products/l-308s/features.aspx)
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I did not try .iso files, however it has had no problem playing .mov,avi,MP4,mkv or divx files. For the price the unit works really nice.
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For fastest performance, turn off the instant shot review, use Priority mode and get the fastest SD cards you can. Using a high ISO can also slow things down due to the noise reduction processing
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You only need 64 bit if you are running the 64-bit version of Windows 7. Lightroom will install on 64-bit or 32-bit.
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What is the lowest level ppm that the unit you have can detect and display on the monitor?
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You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some controls according your own preferences (for example AF simple or permanent). You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some... » Read More You can set ISO in Automatic and the camera will choose the better ISO in a range between 160 and 3600. Or just choose the Range option in which the camera moves in the range 160-400 ISO which is enough for most daylight and flash shots. You can use the Scene selector and let the camera decide to control settings depending o the type of scene you're taking (landscape,portrait,sport,pets, etc.). If I'm not wrong there is a big table in the last part of the pdf manual (in the CD) that tells all the factory preset controls, most are the automatic ones. You can have a look onit but set some controls according your own preferences (for example AF simple or permanent). « Show Less
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I'm guessing it's ntsc or pal, meaning that it is 480 pixels by 640 pixels, which is .9 mp, but it could be lower.
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Iso wont make a difference. You will need to do some math to calculate your "effective F stop". Ne = N(1+M/p)N = f-numberNe = effective f-numberM = magnification = extension from infinity focus / focal lengthp = exit pupil diameter / entrance pupil diameter
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Keep the ISO to 400 or below, 800 max and you will be fine for detailed images. You can push it a little higher if you don't plan to blow the pictures up really large. Yes, its about 1-2 stops worse than other cameras, but the camera features and the 16-50 f/2.8 kit lens more than make up for it. If you can't work around 1-stop, then you probably shouldn't be considering a camera at this level.
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If you use a light scribe compatible DVD you can do it. Don't forget to install the right software though.
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Unfortunately, 2.8 is the max aperture so you will likely be shooting 3200 or 6400 iso. I find that for the most part 6400 is at the upper boundary of useable, but it is not pretty.
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My preference is fo OEM over upgrade but back up your data first of course. Can't guarantee everything (sw/hw) will work going from 32 to 64 bit but there are usually workarounds.
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My black and white negatives were pretty big when converted. I used Windows photo manager (edit button gives you several options for improving your pictures) to compress the file size. Worked great for me!
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I think you can at some extend, like sort by ISO for example. You want to consult the manual for this to make sure it does what you are looking for. Also you can download the trial. And register to the forum might help, or call them.
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My workflow is as follows:1.Dump files to computer2.Use SDCopy to very quickly make the mod files Mpg's , and flag them as 16:93.Open Premiere Elements 7, and edit as needed.4.Allow PE7 to burn a dvd.5.Good results
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I agree with CochiseGuy. My BDP-83 only supports FAT32 format and is limited. The BDP-93 does what you want.
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It works using a sd card, so how big the sd card you have - that will be the capacity of your ISO stick. :p