Iso camera

What is ISO in Photography? ISO is most commonly referred to as a a film speed rating. In Digital Photography it's the digital sensor sensitivity.

ISO? What does that even mean? The best and easiest way I like to describe it is like this… Remember when you would purchase film at the grocery store? They would have 100 speed, 400 speed, 800 speed, etc. The ISO provides your camera with the amount of light you need on your camera’s image sen

Saskatoon photographer on Instagram: “Photography tip Thursday. 📸 ISO 🌞 – Pronounced “eye-so,” this is (strangely) an acronym for International Organization for Standardization.…”

Understanding ISO on your camera can let you shoot in lighting situations you wouldn’t otherwise be able to, it can also let you take control of your image. Here we look at what ISO settings are, and how different settings can be used.

In photography, ISO is a key factor that can affect how bright or dark your photos will be. Learn more about your camera's ISO here.

In a Single Lens Reflex camera (SLR), the aperture and shutter speed settings regulate the amount of light that will expose the film. The aperture is the opening that lets light into the camera and...

If you just got your first DSLR or mirrorless camera and are now scratching your head over all the symbols, we have a couple of cheat sheets to help.