For those of us who mostly approach photography from a point-and-shoot angle, most of the more intricate functions like ISO and shutter speeds tend to get ignored. Especially when using the ...

For analog film cameras, the ISO is the "film speed," which is based on the chemical composition of the film. Changing ISO means loading a film with a different speed. With digital cameras ...

To control the amount of light that exposes the film the camera uses the shutter to control the length of time of the exposer. Another factor that affects film exposure is the ISO rating or number. In ...

For a camera that is clearly for beginners ... will have less visible film grain but need a lot more light. Faster film (higher ISO) will have more grain and be more usable in a wider range ...

A pocket-sized camera that shoots half-frame stills on ... All that’s really required is to set the film ISO and the focus distance, which is done via a manual scale control.

At ISO 1,600, noise reduction efforts are ... X-T2's RAW files appears to be excellent. Because digital cameras are more like slide film than negative film (in that they tend to have a more ...

At ISO 1,600, noise reduction efforts are ... nor any dynamic range enhancement (see below). Because digital cameras are more like slide film than negative film (in that they tend to have a ...

ISO is the sensitivity of a digital camera sensor or film to light. A low ISO (e.g. 100-200) gives you a clean image in ...