It's directly related when shooting movies on film. In my experience
the primary difference between shooting film and digital is that with
film your sensor is used once and has a, (more or less), single
sensitivity level, while with digital you can change ISO and you reuse
the sensor. Almost everything else when shooting film applies.
Igor Roshchin wrote:
Doug and others, - thank you for your replies.
Sun Jul 12 21:45:24 CDT 2009
Doug Brewer wrote:
Also, - what is equivalent exposure time of a video frame with K-7?
it shoots 30 FPS, so...
Is it directly related?
In principal, the actual exposure might be shorter than 1/30,
and even the maximum one can be limited by something else.
Igor
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