How to and When to Alter Your ISO Setting
Many people who join one of our Chiang Mai Photo Workshops do not have a clear idea of what the ISO setting on their camera is or how to use it effectively. It's important to understand ISO and know when you need to alter the setting. When the light is too low for you to maintain a fast enough shutter speed, this is a good time to raise your ISO to a higher setting because this makes the sensor more responsive to light. In bright light you are best to keep your sensor low.
In this video, I cover some of the very basics of ISO and how to use it. If you'd like to learn more click on the link below to enroll in our online course "Master Your Camera, Master Your creativity" In this course I cover ISO more extensively and I also teach about aperture setting and shutter speed setting, how they work and when to alter them. I also cover the creative aspects of how and when to make change your exposure triangle settings.
Click this link to enroll in our online photography course Master Your Camera - Master Your Creativity for only $39 (regular price is $59). This course is packed with valuable information to help you really take control of your camera and enable you to become a far more creative photographer. If you want your photos to really stand out when you share them on social media you need this course!! In this course, I will teach you how to make more creative photos and how to really enjoy getting the most out of your camera.
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