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ISO in Low Light

ByAllison December 17, 2007February 15, 2016

Tripods are great because you can decrease your shutter speed to allow more light in while not having to worry about your hand movement blurring your image. But when without a tripod, I always turn to increasing my ISO. In the past as you increase the ISO, you also increase your chance of digital noise….

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