so if I disable the auto ISO do I need to set it each time I take a shot now. And how do I know what ISO to set it at? Is there a good sweet spot so to speak to pick? Thanks steeve
@@Spicygrey great question! My advice is to always use the lowest ISO when in broad daylight. During cloudy days I hover around 100-400. For low light conditions I go to 800-1600. I don’t like to leave the thinking to the camera because it will most likely choose the higher ISO in order to give a better exposure. Which often ends up with a noisy image
I like the Zenit (3EHNT) strap on the Canon 5D camera 😊 Great video, I usually do the same adjustments that you recommended!
Thanks! This video is really for myself and anyone else who might find it useful. Cuz sometimes I forget 😅
Fantastic video
thank you :)
i still have the Canon A40, it was pretty famous back in time. I own the tele et wide angle too to put on too.
Excellent info, I enjoyed watching.
I've added your channel, it's always good to connect with other photography creators.
Thanks for watching!
STEEVE!! Awesome video 😁 we should catch up some time.
so if I disable the auto ISO do I need to set it each time I take a shot now. And how do I know what ISO to set it at? Is there a good sweet spot so to speak to pick? Thanks steeve
@@Spicygrey great question! My advice is to always use the lowest ISO when in broad daylight. During cloudy days I hover around 100-400. For low light conditions I go to 800-1600. I don’t like to leave the thinking to the camera because it will most likely choose the higher ISO in order to give a better exposure. Which often ends up with a noisy image
Dude how old is that camera you using?
it is from 2006, i made a video reviewing it right here :) ruclips.net/video/2WIdFQCnJNE/видео.htmlsi=a4m1lmoH34RNswCI
You have beautiful hair
Thank you 😁