I agree. Although I don't understand why a low base iso would reduce DR.
The Pentax K5 was perfect in this regard as it featured a native iso 80 which allowed it to provide the best DR of any other sensor at the time.
I'm really puzzled at Olympus and Panasonic in terms of base iso. If one system really needs low iso values it's definitely MFT. Why do they not feature a native base ISO of 50 or 80? That would allow us to use f1.4 and 1.8 lenses in bright day light. We are already being limited DOF wise, thus not being able to use these lenses wide open is a major downside of the system.
The Pentax K5 was perfect in this regard as it featured a native iso 80 which allowed it to provide the best DR of any other sensor at the time.
I'm really puzzled at Olympus and Panasonic in terms of base iso. If one system really needs low iso values it's definitely MFT. Why do they not feature a native base ISO of 50 or 80? That would allow us to use f1.4 and 1.8 lenses in bright day light. We are already being limited DOF wise, thus not being able to use these lenses wide open is a major downside of the system.