I caught this show on my television and absolutely love it. I wish it was on more often. I tivo-ed it and figured I’d share it with others. If you want to learn more about taking great photography, this is the show. This one is about shooting with fall foliage.
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Is increasing the ISO really needed when you have a tripod and plenty of time to play with the F stop and shutter speed? I’m still new to photography so I’m not sure but I always try to keep the ISO as low as possible.
I’ve read that increasing the ISO on a digital is just increasing the power output of the CCD which can cause noise in the picture.
F-stop is how much light is coming into camera
Shutter is how long the light is coming in
ISO is how sensitive the sensor is to light.
F-stop to 22, iso to 100 and shutter at 4000th of a second will let little to no light in.
F-stop at 1.8 iso at 1600 and shutter at 1/30th will let in alot of light.
F/1.8 is larger than F/22
iso 100 is less sensitive than iso 1600
shutter 30 is longer than shutter 4000
play with that concept and good luck =)
who wants high DOF with macro photos?