Wrong ISO readout

[Gruffer]

just a heads up... that the wrong ISO gets displayed from the Nikon D5, when shooting 100,000 ISO, it reads it as 65,535 ISO instead.

Photo Mechanic Version 5.0, build 17146 (60130ac)

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[Linwood]

See their response to me near the end of this thread:

http://forums.camerabits.com/index.php?topic=10212.msg50303#msg50303

Honestly I didn't quite follow the part at the end where the implication was that it would work.  I set the D5 to the max ISO (Hi.5) and PM just shows a blank for ISO.

It's really kind of a nit for me, but to some who use PM for more than culling it might be more relevant.

[Gruffer]

Thanks on this - it displays 100K incorrectly, but above that it seems to work fine, thanks for the link.

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[Linwood]

Thanks on this - it displays 100K incorrectly, but above that it seems to work fine, thanks for the link.

Yours work above 100K?  I just got blank.  But no real matter to me either way, Lightroom gets it correct once I get there.

[Gruffer]

Display accurately up to 1.6 M, but at 3.2 M its blank - not that big a deal for me but i do need the 100K level

[Linwood]

Display accurately up to 1.6 M, but at 3.2 M its blank - not that big a deal for me but i do need the 100K level

That explains it, I went straight to the top to check it, and got blank.

Speculation: Signed vs unsigned 32 bit number being used somewhere in PM?

[Etnoy]

Interesting that ISO levels have exceeded the signed 32-bit level. Says something about the digital camera development recently.