Learn the Exposure Triangle: Pt3 ISO
#7 Today we are discussing techniques for taking good photos, networking with other photographers and business ventures, as well as their own experiences, such as a rock climbing engagement shoot. They then move on to explaining the concept of ISO in relation to the exposure triangle in photography, and how it can be used to increase sensitivity to light.
The Big Idea with Time Stamps
- 00:06:04 Adjust ISO for lighting.
- 00:12:53 Use lower ISO in bright light.
- 00:13:20 Use lower ISO for cleaner images.
- 00:20:37 Increase ISO for brighter photos.
- 00:27:11 Shoot for cleanest image.
- 00:32:38 Practice changing ISO.
In Todays Episode You Will Learn:
- What ISO stands for
- How to visualize how ISO works
- How your sensors sensitivity affects your images
- Why you don't want to "Burn your steak"
- What Grain is
- What Grain has to do with your ISO
- The balance between grain and capturing the moment.
- Why high ISO performance is important
- When shooting at a lower ISO is ideal
- Why you shouldn't just set your ISO to a high number to set it and forget it
- What Latitude is and how ISO affects it
- How to change your ISO if you want a shallow depth of field
- Why increasing your ISO can affect print quality
- Why you didn't have the same flexibility with ISO with film as you do with digital
- How to get the cleanest image
- We share examples of High ISO shots that saved the day
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