I've been following ML for over a year now and find it invaluable, dual ISO included. I have a little workflow tweak suggestion that would help me a great deal, assuming that I've not missed the idea already being mentioned or that the hooks etc don't exist.
Where I live we get 320 days of sun a year, precisely the sort of weather where a large dynamic range is helpful, so much so that I often leave dual-iso on all day. However, I then forget to switch it off as the evening arrives and my ISO hits 1600+, until I see the results on the screen. Control via auto-ettr isn't really an option as I find it a bit slow at times. What I'd like to see is a switch that when you have dual-iso enabled, will auto-disable it above certain ISOs. For me that would be around 1600 and over, the point at which it starts to cause problems (green shadows etc).
Is that even feasible?
Where I live we get 320 days of sun a year, precisely the sort of weather where a large dynamic range is helpful, so much so that I often leave dual-iso on all day. However, I then forget to switch it off as the evening arrives and my ISO hits 1600+, until I see the results on the screen. Control via auto-ettr isn't really an option as I find it a bit slow at times. What I'd like to see is a switch that when you have dual-iso enabled, will auto-disable it above certain ISOs. For me that would be around 1600 and over, the point at which it starts to cause problems (green shadows etc).
Is that even feasible?