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ISO is the measurement of the camera's sensor/film sensitivity to light. It is one of the 3 ways to create a well exposed image (The other two being Aperture and Shutter Speed). Typically, a higher ISO for a correctly exposed image will result in the image being more noisy/grainy.
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How do i select right exposure? [duplicate]
currently I first changing the iso, aperture and finally I change the shutter speed.
this is correct sequence or not?
please let me know if it is wrong. …
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