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Best iso setting for your camera

This thread is going to lead right into the "Why are all my low light photos blurry?" thread.
 
The best ISO setting is what gives you the appropriate amount of depth of field and a fast enough shutter speed for the focal length you're using or the subject you're shooting.
 
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How do you pronounce ISO?

I say "is-o".
 
The best ISO setting is what gives you the appropriate about of depth of field and a fast enough shutter speed for the focal length you're using or the subject you're shooting.
That's bull****, and you know it. The best ISO is 50. Period.


:lol:
 
iss as in kiss
oh as in oh my god
 
It's most likely either 100 or 200. Pick one and run with it.

I don't have another choice. I'll just stick with iso 200.

I'd go with 100.

Here is a iso comparison on my tamron 11-16 on the smallest aperture corner crop.

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