In digital photography, ISO represents the camera sensor’s sensitivity to light, defined by International Organization for Standardization benchmarks. In camera-based digitizing workflows, maintaining the native base ISO (typically ISO 100 or 200) minimizes electronic signal noise and maximizes dynamic range, ensuring maximum detail fidelity across shadows and highlights.
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