Cameras with TRUE Dual Native ISO

Two base ISOs with similar dynamic range + noise

Sony (Cinema Line)

• Sony FX3

• Sony FX6

• Sony FX9

• Sony FX30

• Sony VENICE

• Sony VENICE 2

👉 These maintain same dynamic range across both ISOs

Canon (Cinema Line)

• Canon EOS C70

• Canon EOS C80 (triple base ISO 800, 3200, 12,800 in C.Log 2/3)

• Canon EOS C300 Mark III

• Canon EOS C400 (triple base ISO 800, 3200, 12,800 in C.Log 2/3)

• Canon EOS C500 Mark II

• Canon EOS R5 C

👉 Canon uses DGO (Dual Gain Output) = same concept as dual native ISO

Panasonic

• Panasonic GH5S

• Panasonic GH6

• Panasonic GH7

• Panasonic S1H

• Panasonic S5

• Panasonic S5 II

• Panasonic S5 IIX

• Panasonic S1

• Panasonic S1H

• Panasonic S1 II

👉 Panasonic is the most transparent about dual native ISO implementation

Blackmagic Design

• Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K

• Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K

• Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro

RED

• RED KOMODO

• RED V-RAPTOR

👉 Not marketed as “dual native ISO” but uses dual gain sensors internally

Cameras with Dual Clean ISO

NOT officially dual native ISO

Sony Hybrid Cameras

• Sony A7S III

• Sony A7 IV

• Sony A7 V

• Sony A7R V

• Sony A1

• Sony A1 II

• Sony A9

• Sony A9 III

• Sony A6700

• Sony A6600

• Sony A6400

👉 They do have a second cleaner ISO, but the dynamic range doesn’t fully match

Canon Hybrid Cameras

• Canon EOS R1

• Canon EOS R5

• Canon EOS R5 II

• Canon EOS R6

• Canon EOS R6 II

• Canon EOS R6 III

• Canon EOS R7

👉 Improved high ISO performance, but not true dual base ISO

Nikon / Fujifilm

• Nikon Z6

• Nikon Z6 II

• Nikon Z6 III

• Nikon Z8

• Nikon Z50

• Nikon Z50 II

• Fujifilm X-H2S

👉 Many use dual gain sensors, but no official dual native ISO labeling