So I heard something somewhere that using the ISO values that aren't the standard 100-200-400 etc... can actually produce MORE noise than the "correct" values, even that one lower? For instance instead of using 250 or 320, you should use 200 or 400... because I hear even 400 has less noise than 250 or 320. I don't really understand how this can be true. I've read that it has something to do with the ISO values that aren't "real" are "simulated" and those algorithms actually end up producing more noise but I wanted to get some verification on this. I've searched the web and have found very wishy-washy results... does anyone know of this??


- Jordan


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