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well done Lucky. You have taken the challenge on board and used it to find out what increasing the ISO does, and you have absorbed all the details of each photo and gained an insight into how ISO fits into your photo taking. By remembering that increasing the ISO, increases the shutter speed, you will know what to do, if on a dull day, you cant get a good exposure that freezes action, cause of a lack of light.
"It is one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it is another thing to make a portrait of who they are" - Paul Caponigro
Constructive Critique of my photographs is always appreciated
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RICK
My Photography
Thanx i thought this was a great little challenge, had a play around with couple of different subjects but these 2 shots i thought were the most intresting showing the difference in the iso settings
F/36 1/60s shutter
ISO 100
DSC_0021.JPG
ISO 6400
DSC_0022.JPG
Going back and looking at old photo I have never played with the ISO setting before. Now i can understand why i would be over or under exposing photos.
So once again thank you for this challenge.
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