@mikejeffreyphoto: ISO makes a lot more sense if you try to understand what ISO means for film. The higher the ISO the more sensitive your film (or digital sensor) is to light. So when you increase your ISO you can take photos in low loght with faster shutter speeds and not have a blurry image. But of course increasing the ISO has the tradeoff of adding more grain (or digital noise on modern cameras). That said I would always rather get the image with a bit of noise rather than take a blurry image with a slow shutter speed. #photography101 #learnphotography #filmphotography
in digital photo we have noice with high ISO, but was that the fact in analog to? 🤔
2026-09-16 08:10:11
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Arya Gordon :
Pushing and pulling in film kind of changes iso. It’s fun.
2026-09-17 15:11:22
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D@nny :
I've always understood it as fake light, so a little like editing a image with editing software after it's been taken, but iso is like editing before you take the photo.
2026-09-16 11:05:41
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Mae…. :
I have the Sony ZV-1F that i no longer use, reach out to me, if you are looking for a camera!!
2026-09-18 12:08:09
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