1.ISO

ISO

 ISO is the measuement of how sensitive your image sensors are to light. When setting an ISO, the amount of light that is present makes a big difference. For places where there a large amounts of light, setting the ISO at 100 gives the you a good picture. This is also one of the most common settings. The lower your ISO settings, the less sensitive your camera is because when the ISO settings are increased there is less light needed. Some cameras are unable to take good pictures because there is not enough light, and the user may not know what ISO settings to put it on. A person can put their camera on ISO auto. Then the camera will automatically change the ISO depending on how much light is present. But, using the lowest ISO will give you the best picture.

Illustrations and Diagrams

Figure 1 Shows how sensitive it gets as the Iso settings increase

Figure 2 Shows what setting the ISO should be set at depending onthe conditions

Related Photography

Figure 3 Shows the same photo but taken from different ISO settings. The picture with the lowest ISO setting lookes the best

Figure 4 The picture on the left was taken at an ISO setting of 100 and the one on the right was taken at 3200 ISO



Figure 5 Shows the difference between an ISO setting of 200 and 3200

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