help with settings

[Kay 3,709]

What is iso whats it mean

 

please

[doxhope 2]

For general photography Kay, it means on a lovely sunny day set it at your cameras lowest iso number, which on your camera (if its the same one) it will most probably be 100, if it gets overcast a bit, you might have to change it to 200 or above, or, if you have an auto iso setting, you can set it to that, and the camera will do everything for you..but again this is for general photograph. The higher settings will make your picture a little more grainier.

 

:kiss:

[Kay 3,709]

For general photography Kay, it means on a lovely sunny day set it at your cameras lowest iso number, which on your camera (if its the same one) it will most probably be 100, if it gets overcast a bit, you might have to change it to 200 or above, or, if you have an auto iso setting, you can set it to that, and the camera will do everything for you..but again this is for general photograph. The higher settings will make your picture a little more grainier.

 

:kiss:

 

Thanks for that Bill it was the higher or lower setings i needed to know, lower for general stuff then

 

Thanks very much

[Dawn B 212]

Yes what DH said!! Also, if you are indoors, a higher ISO setting will allow for pictures without a flash, except they will be "noisy" or grainy, very good images can be done this way though, but a tripod is recommended.

 

ISO means: International Standards Organization

[Kay 3,709]

Yes what DH said!! Also, if you are indoors, a higher ISO setting will allow for pictures without a flash, except they will be "noisy" or grainy, very good images can be done this way though, but a tripod is recommended.

 

ISO means: International Standards Organization

 

if i leave it on auto setting will it sort its self out where ever i take the picture

[doxhope 2]

It sure will

[Kay 3,709]

thanks very much all