Steven, I'm on my scooter. It's like four degrees out because I had to drop my car for an inspection.

That's right. An inspection. So then I scooted back to work and it's freaking cold, man.

So Stephen, I had to scoot from the car place because I had to drop my Tesla off at the Don's Auto Body or whatever the hell

they're called around the corner down the street near my other house because you have to do

inspections every year here in PA. You have to pay for them too, right? Yeah, you have to pay for

every inspection and it's like 12 degrees out. Well, it's like 22 degrees out and windy. So I mean, I scooted there. And obviously, that's cold. It's just I wasn't going to take an Uber. And then I scoot back and get my car when it's ready. It's not that bad. It takes me like eight or 10 minutes to do it. But it's just freaking cold.

You know, I have gloves, but the gloves get, then my fingers get cold inside the gloves.

I don't even know what the gloves are there for. I think the wind chill alone is like 10 degrees or

something. It's not, it's not, not very nice out there right now. It was 14 degrees when I woke up today. And I also had to drop

off my car for an oil change this morning before work. And it was 16 degrees when I was waiting

for an Uber to pick me up. But I didn't scoot. Yeah. The Tesla doesn't do oil. Yeah. Yeah.

You're lucky there. So why don't we recap? I want to jump into the recap of the

the R1 versus R3 sensor video that we just put up. I know that there was some photons to photon stuff

that came out. We recorded this back in November. Well, I was going to say we actually filmed this

before his bill, the guy who runs photons to photos, before his findings came out.

And I was kind of nervous to post this video beforehand just because I had nothing to confirm it with all the findings that I did in studio.

But essentially everything he put out is exactly what I found to be true in studio with our testing.

So you found out that the true base ISO is 200, right?

That is a true gain stage. We did a cap test to see where the proper gain stages are.

And it looks like 200 and 1600 are the actual gain stages for the R1, but 100 is still great.

And what I don't understand is he's considering 200 the base ISO, the true base ISO for

the R1, although 100 ISO still gives you better dynamic range.

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