Shooting Below Native ISO - Good Idea or Bad?

Testing and discussing the effects of shooting below the native ISO of your camera in video. How is dynamic range, noise, and image quality altered?

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Table of Contents:
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0:00 - The Question
0:59 - Dynamic Range
4:41 - Zebras & Clipping Point
6:24 - Test Scene (ETTR)
8:20 - Highlights/Shadows
10:01 - Test Scene (Neutral)
10:36 - Noise Comparison
12:00 - Conclusion

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