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<blockquote data-quote="cwgrizz" data-source="post: 498451" data-attributes="member: 27017"><p>[USER=35637]@gary135r[/USER], I am not an expert, but there are a lot of other factors that will determine what ISO to use.&nbsp; There is really no correct answer because it will depend on many factors. Some of which might be: Will you be using a tripod?&nbsp; Is it cloudy, in other words the available lighting?&nbsp; On and on.&nbsp; The only real answer that I can give would be to use the lowest ISO setting you can.&nbsp; If shooting from a tripod, the slowest shutter speed depending on factors like is it windy...&nbsp; Then you have the aperture settings, depending on how close you are and what kind of depth of field you want and can use.&nbsp; I guess the only true definitive answer would be to shoot with ISO set to auto and set max and min parameters.&nbsp; Oh wait, I see you seem to be avoiding Auto ISO.&nbsp; That's about as good as I can do.&nbsp; Maybe others will be able to chime it and give you something from a better, more experienced point of view. Ha!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="cwgrizz, post: 498451, member: 27017"] [USER=35637]@gary135r[/USER], I am not an expert, but there are a lot of other factors that will determine what ISO to use. There is really no correct answer because it will depend on many factors. Some of which might be: Will you be using a tripod? Is it cloudy, in other words the available lighting? On and on. The only real answer that I can give would be to use the lowest ISO setting you can. If shooting from a tripod, the slowest shutter speed depending on factors like is it windy... Then you have the aperture settings, depending on how close you are and what kind of depth of field you want and can use. I guess the only true definitive answer would be to shoot with ISO set to auto and set max and min parameters. Oh wait, I see you seem to be avoiding Auto ISO. That's about as good as I can do. Maybe others will be able to chime it and give you something from a better, more experienced point of view. Ha! [/QUOTE]

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