This is all rather self explanatory I think. I have been playing with the film speed, ISO. To see the effect. The higher the film speed the faster the shutter speed. which means the less light is needed.
Pretty much notes to myself rather than something useful to others.
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| ISO 100, f8 1/180 |
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| ISO 100 Fill light |
The next lot of adventures will involve playing with f stops and depth of field.
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| ISO 100 Highlight |
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| ISO 200 f8 1/350 |
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| ISO 200 Highlight |
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| ISO 400 f8 1/680 |
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| ISO 400 Highlight |
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| ISO 800 Highlight |
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| ISO 800 f8 1/1400 |
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| ISO 1600 Very grainy f8 1/2900 |
On ISO 3200 I couldn't get the shutter to move fast enough to get a photo that wasn't completely overexposed.
This is definitely helpful! I'm not new to photography, but usually don't bother with manually setting the ISO and deal with it in post-processing (as best as you can). I'm going to have a play next time I photo my beads. Thanks!
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