@taylor.pics: your low-light photos aren't blurry just because of the light. in aperture priority, a low iso makes your camera pick a slower shutter speed, and at dusk that can mean 1/8 of a second and a smeared subject. raise the iso and the camera picks a faster shutter: same light, iso 3200 instead of 100 gives you 1/250 instead of 1/8. yes, you'll see more grain. a noisy photo is still better than a blurry photo. (in manual, a low iso makes the photo darker instead, and slowing the shutter yourself to fix it brings back the same blur.) lots of light, keep your iso low. scene gets darker, raise it. how high will you go before the grain bothers you: 3200 or 6400? #photographytips #iso #beginnerphotography #wildlifephotography #cameratips