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Monday, May 31, 2010

ISO in Low light for my NIKON D80





Today I did the same as last time, but in a low light situation.  Let me introduce you to Samatha.  She is missing her fingers, but still loves to play the piano with P-----.  Using a low ISO number in low light, my camera choose slow shutter speeds. Slow shutter speeds mean blurry pictures. The higher the ISO, the faster the shutter speed, which will help you get a picture that is not blurry in a low light situation. Something else my brain needs to remember.


shutter 1.8, aperture 1.8, ISO 1600


Shutter 1/5, aperture F1.8, ISO 1000


Shutter 1/4, aperture F1.8, ISO 640


Shutter 1/2, aperture F1.8, ISO 400


Shutter 1/1, aperture F1.8, ISO 250


Shutter 1.8, aperture F1.8, ISO 100

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