In almost every genre you will encounter situations where you are using the widest aperture of your lens and you cannot make your shutter speed slower, which means all you have All you can do is increase the ISO. That will mess up your image, but luckily modern post-processing software can do a lot to fix that and this great video tutorial will show you how to take advantage of it. to do that.
Coming to you from Anthony Morganti, this great video tutorial will show you how to deal with high ISO noise in post-processing. A common mistake I see many new photographers make is using a shutter speed that is too slow for the action they are capturing (or to combat camera shake) in an attempt to lower the ISO for better image quality. . While it’s true that increasing the ISO does introduce some noise, it’s something you can always do after posting. On the other hand, if the photo is blurry due to the shutter speed being too slow, there’s usually nothing you can do to save it. So don’t be afraid to increase the ISO if it helps you get the shot! Check out the video above for a full rundown from Morganti.
