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Sun, Oct 28, 07 at 7:40
| I've been desiring to experiment out of realm of usual...while photography is quite a learning experience,I'm ready to go another experiment...So what can you tell me about ISO's? How do you use them and for what particular scenes do you use a higher or lower one?
A very nice big tree which have seen it's glory in its days...I think it may be dead but not sure...
Juanita
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- Posted by bean_counter_z4 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 29, 07 at 8:20
| Juanita, those are beautiful photos. The top one is really outstanding, I love it. |
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| Looks like it may have gotten hit by lighting or a big wind at some point. I try to keep my IS) ISO at 400 or less (on the Digital Rebel, even lower on my Sony H5). The higher it is, the noisier the pic is. But turning it up can help you get some shots you might not otherwise get. JoanMN |
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| Thanx Marnie and Joan...And Arbx for that great link...It explained alot in an easy way to understand! |
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