Photo Tips and Information

 

 

UnderexposurezISO Speed (p. 89)

The whole recorded image

The ISO speed is the numeric representation of

is dark, which makes white

the camera’s sensitivity to light. The higher the

elements of the image

ISO speed, the higher the sensitivity. A high ISO

appear gray. Shooting

speed allows you to shoot images in dark indoor

bright subjects or in backlit

or outdoor conditions without a flash and also

conditions may cause the

helps prevent blurred images due to camera

image to be underexposed.

shake. This is convenient when shooting images

Adjust the exposure compensation towards the +

in places where flash photography is prohibited.

end.

The ISO speed setting makes full use of the

 

available light, resulting in images that convey

Optimal Exposure

the feel of the place they were shot.

Overexposure

 

 

The whole recorded image

ISO 50 equivalent

ISO 400 equivalent

is bright, which makes

 

 

black elements of the

 

 

image appear gray.

 

 

Shooting dark subjects or

 

 

in dark places may cause

 

 

the image to be

 

 

overexposed. Adjust the

 

 

exposure compensation towards the - end.

 

 

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