What Filmmakers know about ISO that Photographers Don’t

Join my newsletter with photo tips and tricks: https://subscribepage.io/qrzejproductions This is an extended version of my previous video about ISO in digital cameras that stirred a lot of debate. This version digs deeper into that topic and while it is probably more suited for advanced photographers it should not leave any important aspects out. You've probably been told that raising ISO makes your sensor more sensitive to light. But that's not how modern digital cameras work. In this video, we’ll debunk the biggest myth in photography: that ISO actually changes how your camera captures light. Using easy-to-understand analogies and real-world pro video practices, I’ll walk you through: How analog-to-digital conversion (ADC) works in cameras 1. What base ISO actually means 2. Why dual native ISO is a game-changer 3. How dynamic range shifts with ISO adjustments 4. What filmmakers understand about ISO that photographers often miss Whether you're a cinematographer, photographer, or just a camera nerd, this deep dive will give you the clarity you've never been offered in basic tutorials. Inquiries: [email protected] My IG: https://www.instagram.com/qrzej/ My studio (PL): https://studiorzeka.pl