ISO graphs changed
Although the figures of specified and measured sensitvities are correct, the deviation percentage may easily be misinterpreted. For instance, when a camera has a specified sensitivity of ISO 100, but the sensitivity required to saturate the sensor is ISO 150, the sensor is LESS sensitive than specified. Obviously, the deviation percentage should therefore be negative, not positive, as in our former graphs.
All graphs are now changed to the correct version. If you have downloaded older versions, please download the new versions, or make sure to compare actual measurements, rather than just the deviation figures.
We apologise.
All graphs are now changed to the correct version. If you have downloaded older versions, please download the new versions, or make sure to compare actual measurements, rather than just the deviation figures.
We apologise.