It’s not really because you’re keeping the ISO low-it’s because you’re slowing down the shutter speed or opening up the aperture to compensate, both of which put more light on the sensor. Find your Sony Camera Shutter count in Seconds Post author By nelson5tech. The shutter count of a medium-level camera is 150,000, so a user can click approximately 90,000 pictures in 5 years. That’s why people say that keeping your ISO down will improve your image quality. The Sony a6500 shutter is rated at 200,000 shots double the expected shutter life of a6000 and a6300, according to Sony. Both my A6300 bodies are approaching shutter counts of 10,000.
Instead, it simply brightens the resulting image, which makes everything more visible, including the noise. My Sony A6300s and A6000 have mechanical shutters, vertical travel metal focal plane shutters. Just confirming : Are you want to say that in a6300 and a6500, instead of shutter type electronic or mechanical, Sony have used different terminology : Silent Shooting On - means Electronic Shutter. That is, it doesn’t actually put more light on the sensor. Look for 'Silent Shooting' in the A6300 and A6500. If your camera stores the shutter count in. Notice that ISO is not on that list, because increasing your ISO doesn’t actually increase your exposure. To check your cameras shutter count, go to the website and upload a photo you took recently. There are only three ways to increase your actual exposure (i.e., put more light on your sensor): (1) a wider aperture (assuming you can afford it for the depth of field you want), (2) a slower shutter speed (assuming you can afford it without introducing motion blur), and (3) putting more light on the scene (e.g.
The term “exposure“ refers to the amount of light reaching your sensor, and noisy, low-quality photos are typically the result of low exposure. That will explain why when you lowered the ISO, the camera slowed down the shutter speed to make up for it.īut also make sure you understand how ISO is different from the other two legs of that triangle.Īt the end of the day, your camera’s sensor needs light to make a good image. Make sure you understand the exposure triangle (check out all three videos-they explain it really well).
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