Is Canon 5D Mark II good in low light?

Low light. The Canon 5D Mark II performed very well on the low-light test, capturing usable images at the lowest light level (1/16 foot-candle), even with the lowest sensitivity setting (ISO 50). Noise naturally increases as ISO goes up and light levels go down, but remains remarkably low up to ISO 1,600.

What is the highest ISO for Canon 5D Mark II?

The EOS 5D Mark II, with its expanded ISO range of 50 – 25600, also includes 4 setting for high ISO noise reduction: Disable, Low, Standard (default setting) and Strong.

Does Canon 5D Mark II have auto ISO?

ISO Speed Guide Set the ISO speed (image sensor’s sensitivity to light) to suit the ambient light level. In the fully-automatic modes ( ), the ISO speed is set automatically. Fn II -3: Highlight tone priority] is set to [1: Enable], the settable ISO speed range will be ISO 200 – 6400.

What is the best ISO setting?

Guidelines to choosing the best ISO setting

• 100 or 200 best ISO for outside pictures on a sunny and bright day.
• 400 ISO for cloudy days, or indoors for window light portraits.
• 800 ISO for indoors without a flash.
• 1600+ ISO for really low light situations – that school play your kid is in.

How do I expand ISO on Canon 5D Mark II?

How to expand your ISO:

1. Go to the Custom Functions Setting.
2. Select C.Fn I: Exposure.
3. Scroll through the Exposure options to Option 3: ISO Expansion, and select 1:On.

What kind of noise reduction does Canon 5D Mark II have?

The Canon 5D Mark II offers four high-ISO noise-reduction settings, allowing you quite a bit of flexibility in choosing how you want to make the trade-off between subject detail and noise levels. See for yourself how the noise reduction works under daylight lighting.

Is there something wrong with my 5D Mark III?

HTP and Auto light optimizer is off. Original files were shot in RAW and converted to JPG at 100% in LR. Images were shot at ISO 100 and ISO 340. Is there something wrong in my setting? OR there may be problem in camera. Exposed properly, the 5DIII has little enough noise that I don’t use any noise reduction at ISO 800.

Why does my 5D make noise at low ISO?

Might be a factor in noise. I see it, about what I see out of my 5D2 at similar ISOs… don’t see anything exceptional though.

Which is better Canon 5D Mark II or Sony A900?

The Sony A900 may have bested it in terms of number of pixels, but it’s clear that the 5D Mark II holds a marked edge on high ISO performance. Note that the Sony A900 does not offer ISO’s above 6,400.