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Some point and shoots you can adjust ISO. You see the noise in the photo? Generally the higher the ISO the more noise you get. If it's a really good camera with a good sensor you can bump the ISO up and will still get minimal noise. Usually you increase the ISO in darker photos or something along those lines, I forget how it went exactly.
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The higher the ISO the more sensible to light the camera will be, meaning your photos will get brighter. As sly said, the more noise you'll get too, so you have to be careful about that.
Most digital cameras will adjust it automatically, your only way around it is to make what you're shooting brighter so the camera won't increase the ISO too much. Only the more "pro-like" cameras usually allow you to choose the ISO.
Most digital cameras will adjust it automatically, your only way around it is to make what you're shooting brighter so the camera won't increase the ISO too much. Only the more "pro-like" cameras usually allow you to choose the ISO.
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I don't know 🤬 about photography.
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Just came out at my source, woot!
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Dammit. I forgot to do the MSoTD! 
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Mirai Nikki 9 was win.
I have such a boner for this show, Yuno and..... Akise...
FINALLY YUKI, you at least give Yuno a leash. THANK YOU SO MUCH.... but seeing Yuno's insanity made me giggle :3
Fourth is bad, I knew it!
Fourth is bad, I knew it!
I have such a boner for this show, Yuno and..... Akise...
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If I were to take a photo of a person with a low ISO setting, and while the shutter were still open they decided to wave their arms around, it might look like they've got blurry flesh-colored angel wings or something.
Thus low ISO settings are really only useful when you've got a stationary target as well as a tripod or something to keep the camera perfectly still. Moving the camera while the shutter's still open will make the entire image a blurry mess.
High ISO settings, conversely, are useful for photographing fast-moving things, such as sports.
Actually, I think I'm wrong. Carry on.
ISO is indeed light sensitivity, or "film speed", like Dravonic said.
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Technically, the ISO is the shutter speed. The higher the number, the faster it is. So lower ISO settings are what will make the camera take in more light and also help clear up noise. The thing about low ISO settings is that because the shutter is open for longer, any movement causes blurriness.
If I were to take a photo of a person with a low ISO setting, and while the shutter were still open they decided to wave their arms around, it might look like they've got blurry flesh-colored angel wings or something.
Thus low ISO settings are really only useful when you've got a stationary target as well as a tripod or something to keep the camera perfectly still. Moving the camera while the shutter's still open will make the entire image a blurry mess.
High ISO settings, conversely, are useful for photographing fast-moving things, such as sports.
Actually, I think I'm wrong. Carry on.
ISO is indeed light sensitivity, or "film speed", like Dravonic said.
hahaha what you call shutter speed is called... shutter speed. lol. All your assumptions are fine, but they have nothing to do with ISO.
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