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Operating Differences with Your
Camera
There are differences between normal operation of your camera and its operation when connected to the DCS 465 Camera Back, including:
You use the DCS 465 Camera Back incorporating a Kodak imager instead of a film back.
You use only supported ISO settings as described earlier in this chapter.
The amount of “noise” (defects) in an image increases linearly with time; there is a slow progression of added noise as exposure time increases. Similarly, a higher ISO results in more noise than a lower ISO, again in a linear progression. As a result, you should work with shorter exposure times and lower ISO settings if possible, and avoid long exposures. Exposures over five seconds are not supported.
The camera back incorporates a universal mount that allows for horizontal or vertical mounting of the camera back to your camera.
The camera back cannot take exposures of more than three seconds.
If the shutter release plunger is partially depressed for more than three seconds, the camera back will not capture an image.
