Curious what you mean by ISO and f-stops are digital. We’ve been using them in film and mechanical cameras for decades. ISO is a throwback to film speed.
Digital as in not granular. 1 and 2 are digital numbers.
Vinyl records were analogue, CDs were digital.
They also use binary gradients, i.e. ISO, 100,200, 400 800 and 1600 are based on the binary system: 1,2,4,8,16.
i.e. a 4 bit binary number can represent 16 variables, 0 - 15.
Vinyl records were analogue, CDs were digital.
They also use binary gradients, i.e. ISO, 100,200, 400 800 and 1600 are based on the binary system: 1,2,4,8,16.
i.e. a 4 bit binary number can represent 16 variables, 0 - 15.
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