Reference
Comparative table of ISO, ASA
, DIN and GOST
See the article
ISO and ASA
for general information on sensitivity and
the history of these representations.
Today we have two standards in use as a
part of ISO Arithmetic which is the same as the old ASA scale and
Logarithmic, which is the same as the old DIN scale.
With ASA and ISO Arithmetic the number
doubles with each increase of one stop, while with DIN and ISO logarithmic
the number increases by 1 with each increase of a third of a stop, so 3 with
one stop. So ISO Logarithmic/DIN of
24° which is the equivalent of ISO 200 Arithmetic/ASA, and 27° = ISO
400,
when represented together they often appear as ISO400/27°
Today the DIN representation is usually
missed, except with some films and we stick to one e.g. ISO 400.
ISO arithmetic scale
+ ASA scale |
ISO log scale
+ DIN scale |
GOST
(Soviet pre-1987) |
Example of film stock
with this nominal speed |
6 |
9° |
|
original Kodachrome |
8 |
10° |
|
Polaroid PolaBlue |
10 |
11° |
|
Kodachrome 8 mm film |
12 |
12° |
11 |
Gevacolor 8 mm reversal film |
16 |
13° |
11 |
Agfacolor 8 mm reversal film |
20 |
14° |
16 |
Adox CMS 20 |
25 |
15° |
22 |
old Agfacolor, Kodachrome 25 |
32 |
16° |
22 |
Kodak Panatomic-X |
40 |
17° |
32 |
Kodachrome 40 (movie) |
50 |
18° |
45 |
Fuji RVP (Velvia) |
64 |
19° |
45 |
Kodachrome 64, Ektachrome-X |
80 |
20° |
65 |
Ilford Commercial Ortho |
100 |
21° |
90 |
Kodacolor Gold, Kodak T-Max (TMX),
Provia |
125 |
22° |
90 |
Ilford FP4+, Kodak Plus-X Pan |
160 |
23° |
130 |
Fujicolor Pro 160C/S, Kodak High-Speed
Ektachrome |
200 |
24° |
180 |
Fujicolor Superia 200 |
250 |
25° |
180 |
Tasma Foto-250 |
320 |
26° |
250 |
Kodak Tri-X Pan Professional (TXP) |
400 |
27° |
350 |
Kodak T-Max (TMY), Tri-X 400, Ilford
HP5+ |
500 |
28° |
350 |
|
640 |
29° |
560 |
Polaroid 600 |
800 |
30° |
700 |
Fuji Pro 800Z |
1000 |
31° |
700 |
Kodak P3200 TMAX, Ilford Delta
3200 (see text below) |
1250 |
32° |
|
|
1600 |
33° |
1400–1440 |
Fujicolor 1600 |
2000 |
34° |
|
|
2500 |
35° |
|
|
3200 |
36° |
2800–2880 |
Kodak T-Max (TMZ) |
4000 |
37° |
|
|
5000 |
38° |
|
|
6400 |
39° |
|
|
This table based on information from
Wikipedia.
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