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Really does depend on how low the light is, and what f stop and shutter speed you want to use. Trouble is at this time of year is that there is actually a lot less light than you think, as our eyes are so good at adapting to it.

 

Also, the higher the ISO, the grainier the image will be, although that also depends on the quality, or size of the sensor.

 

To answer your question though, 1600 should be ample for most winter photography.

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