Canon 60D ISO Test – WATCH AT FULL-RES

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With the lens cap on, I recorded (1080 24p) while stepping through all of the ISO settings on a Canon 60D. I then enhanced the clip with a levels filter to see how much noise was being introduced by the different ISO settings. The result may not be what you expect.

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9 responses to “Canon 60D ISO Test – WATCH AT FULL-RES”

  1. buzzikea Avatar
    buzzikea

    This is because these numbers are the native light sensitivity for that particular image CMOS sensor(60D) . That’s why they have less noise

  2. BryanConover Avatar
    BryanConover

    I think im going to be sick…If I had witnessed a Canon 60D acting in such a EVIL manner as this, I never would have purchased one.

  3. ChristopherJacques Avatar
    ChristopherJacques

    Why all the dislikes???

  4. MattZiniel Avatar
    MattZiniel

    Wow. Wry interesting. I knew 160, 320, 640, 1250, 2500 were supposed to be less noisy intervals, but it see,Ed to me that iso 1600 was less noisy than 1250

  5. FlyTyBoy Avatar
    FlyTyBoy

    it all makes sence now . . . thanx
    

  6. MrTimorleste Avatar
    MrTimorleste

    very good mate i like it…

  7. FEEDTHEDEER1 Avatar
    FEEDTHEDEER1

    very clever
    

  8. ytsentas1 Avatar
    ytsentas1

    very helpful!

  9. David Buhr Avatar
    David Buhr

    stupid video