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film and CCD exposure
I am wondring if CCD camera ISO ratings are the same as film.
Are exposure times calculated the same? |
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Yes, and no.
Film has a speed (ISO number) when used at fast shutter speeds (like less than several seconds) but film has reciprocity failure that slows its apparent speed when long exposures are performed. CCDs and CMOS sensors do not have reciprocity failures. The ISO numbers used in CCD and CMOS cameras is supposed to match a film with the same ISO number. The match is imprecise (+/- 20% range). |
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