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tatlyne · 05-31-2019

New to DSLR's. Am I missing something or should I see a fairly significant difference in a photo using ISO 200 and 12800? -- because I don't? I've never been able to use ISO to give me more light with this camera. I just took 2 pictures both at F/8 a...

tatlyne · 04-17-2019

I'm sure this will pan out to be a very silly question, but here goes. (New to DSLR) -- I was practising for depth of field. Picked my subject and selected various aperture settings. (using canon telephoto lens 75-300 mm). At f5.6 I expected a shallo...

tatlyne · 04-11-2019

Hi, I'm new to DSLRs and just finding my way around the camera. I'm also practising taking photos with my new telephoto lens (canon: EF 75-30mm) I get a lot of Chromatic aberration and have the correction for it enabled in camera. I'm thinking it's m...

tatlyne · 06-11-2019

" I increase my ISO -- even by lots... but it doesn't seem to change anything." Being new I think you might be falling for the huge increase in numbers and not the lesser increase in f-stops. The rule is a doubling of numbers. I.E., ISO 800 to ISO 1...

tatlyne · 05-31-2019

Here are the two photos. The first is ISO 200 the second is ISO 12800. I understand the higher the ISO the more grain/noise is introduced into the photo but I also thought that I would increase ISO when I needed more light. These photos probably aren...

tatlyne · 05-31-2019

Thanks so much!

tatlyne · 04-17-2019

@Tronhard wrote:I would suggest doing some research into the exposure triangle. Probably the best way to do so is via videos as you can see the points the tutors are making. If you go to your local library website, do a search on their catalogue for...

tatlyne · 04-11-2019

That sounds plausible. I had to resize the photo to post it here because at original size it was larger than the maximun allowed to be uploaded here.

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