ISO followed by a number (ex. ISO 100) is a measurement of how sensitive to light a film or digital sensor is. In the older days of film it was called ASA. Your camera probably has a setting that will allow you to change the ISO that you are using. In the . . . → Read More: Photography Lesson 4 – What does ISO mean?
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Personally, I chose to use the Canon camera system. I currently use the following: Bodies: Canon EOS 5D Mk II Canon Digital Rebel XT Lenses: Canon 24-70 mm L f2.8 Canon 70-200 mm L f4.0 Canon 300 mm L f4.0 Canon 100 mm Macro f2.8 Canon 1.4 X converter Flash: Canon EX 580 Filters: B&W UV B&W Circular Polarizer . . . → Read More: FAQ #1 – What camera equipment do you use? |
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