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ISO 1000 to 16000 how?

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corkidi:
Hi, I use fluorescence microscopy applications and I need very high sensitivity and high fps. The 2.4 camera states 1000 to 16,000 ISO. Is this selectable or it depends on what to have maximum sensitivity? Thank you

hummingbirdography:
The ISO is controlled by the "Analog Gain" setting. The ISO value of your selected Analog Gain isn't displayed anywhere in the interface on the back of your Chronos 2.1, however you can access it through the camera's web API

grinabout:

--- Quote from: corkidi on September 05, 2023, 11:26:07 AM ---Hi, I use fluorescence microscopy applications and I need very high sensitivity and high fps. The 2.4 camera states 1000 to 16,000 ISO. Is this selectable or it depends on what to have maximum sensitivity?Thank you

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If you use the Camera 2.4 which has an ISO between 1000 and 16,000, it depends on a number of factors in the interface on the back of the Chronos 2.1 which you can access via the web API.

aquamiddle:
The ISO sensitivity of a camera indicates how well it can catch light. The camera can record weaker light and is more light-sensitive the higher the ISO sensitivity. In order to catch as much fluorescence signal as possible, high sensitivity is usually desired when using fluorescence microscopy applications.

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