Along with shutter speed and aperture, ISO is one of the three basic parameters for determining the correct exposure for your images. However, ISO is a bit different from aperture and shutter speed, since you almost never use it for creative purposes like the other two ISOs. So how do you manage it properly? This helpful video tutorial will show you what you need to know to choose the right ISO for every photo.
Coming to you from Dylan Goldby, this great video tutorial will teach you how to choose the right ISO for whatever photo you’re taking. By far the biggest mistake I’ve seen photographers make with ISO is being afraid to increase the ISO for fear of noise and keeping the shutter speed too slow for their focal length or the resulting action in the frame. . You can always do some noise reduction on a sharp but noisy photo in post (and modern software is great at this), but on the other hand, there’s not much you can do to save a The photo is blurred due to camera shake or subject movement. Don’t be afraid to increase the ISO if it helps you get the shot you need. Check out the video above for a full rundown from Goldby.
