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Old March 17th, 2015, 04:24 PM   #1
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A Three-Part Series Covering ISO

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Ever wonder why cameras with the same ISO can look so different? Yeah, me too. There’s no easy answer as to why.
Read the full article: ISO: The Standard that Doesn?t Really Exist

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Does a camera’s ISO setting actually represent reality? Maybe. Here’s a way to test it using a gray card and a calibrated light meter…
Read the full article: ISO: Is It Really What You Think It Is?

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Since the beginning of film, cinematographers have sought to assign their own speed ratings to film. The same is now true of video cameras. I don’t know how manufacturers do it, but here’s how I do it…
Read the full article: ISO: What Works for You
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