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>forces you to use a tripod or set your ISO to 256 million in low light
Git gud. You want a 100% QE sensor? Upgrade to medium format? How low is this light, pitch dark? Use a flash. FYI high ISO 4k video (if oversampled) is actually cleaner than staring at a high ISO still (it's the meeting of human visual processing and downsampling=NR). We can see well in low light because we're kind of like RGBW-sensor video cameras so if one readout has missing data or noise somewhere the next frame will have it somewhere else and our brains can average it all out. If you somehow took stills from human vision, they would be much softer and noisier than you are used to, and you'd be suddenly thankful that something like a nikon Z6II or canon R6 is basically a night vision camera by comparison.
>Need ND filters
You can also use higher shutter speeds and smaller apertures. You want bokeh in bright daylight or super long exposure times you're going to have to buy an ND filter. Deal with it. Even with sensors that have base ISOs of 50, even if we got as low as ISO 1, you'd still end up buying an ND filter eventually.

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>forces you to use a tripod or set your ISO to 256 million in low light>forces you to use an ND in daylightwhen will this shit…

>forces you to use a tripod or set your ISO to 256 million in low light
>forces you to use an ND in daylight
when will this shit…