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New To D5300 And Have Questions
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<blockquote data-quote="GSXR_Rider" data-source="post: 465414" data-attributes="member: 27302"><p>If I'm honest, not completely or very much at all which is due to my lack of time spent researching material outside of ISO settings. I took a fair amount of pictures with my D3200 and never really felt I was getting the results I wanted, except for a select few pictures.</p><p></p><p>In regards to ISO I am aware that in a situation where you have good lighting you want to run a lower ISO as opposed to one in which the lighting is not as good, although image quality degrades, or becomes grainy, the higher you run the ISO. I have been using Google for material but if you can point me to some helpful material that you'd recommend for the relationship between aperture, shutter speed and ISO I would appreciate it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GSXR_Rider, post: 465414, member: 27302"] If I'm honest, not completely or very much at all which is due to my lack of time spent researching material outside of ISO settings. I took a fair amount of pictures with my D3200 and never really felt I was getting the results I wanted, except for a select few pictures. In regards to ISO I am aware that in a situation where you have good lighting you want to run a lower ISO as opposed to one in which the lighting is not as good, although image quality degrades, or becomes grainy, the higher you run the ISO. I have been using Google for material but if you can point me to some helpful material that you'd recommend for the relationship between aperture, shutter speed and ISO I would appreciate it! [/QUOTE]
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