Subject	the man is 100% correct...
Posted by	halik on May 10, 2004 at 10:36 PM
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In Reply To	here ya go posted by Tikigod ZX on May 10, 2004 at 09:42 PM
Message	ISO is basically a gain on every pixel on the cameras CCD sensor. The highest you set it, the grainier the pictures will look as every little pixel will be artifically gained (and the gain is not neceessary the true color that spot has in real life) As far as F-stops go, the lower the number, the smaller focal depth you get. So if you have something like 2.8, most of the lens radius is uncovered, but youll be only able to keep maybe 3cm of depth in focus. The stuff before it and after it will look blurry. Oh yeah anything over 1/60 shutter speed should be supported on a tripod, otherwise youll get progressively more blur SOLD: 1990 Pearl Yellow Glow NA Coupe
Follow Ups	NZR, need camera advice from all you pros - sumva_z 20:50:45 05/10/04 some tips, may help - Tikigod ZX 20:59:14 05/10/04 Re: some tips, may help - Greatfull Zed 21:25:17 05/10/04 here ya go - Tikigod ZX 21:42:13 05/10/04 the man is 100% correct... - halik 22:36:12 05/10/04 Wow, explained very clearly. I was trying to think how to - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 06:59:32 05/11/04 see there is actually a Z in the background somwhere - fst300zx 21:00:57 05/10/04 highly photo-chopped already - sumva_z 23:04:27 05/10/04 Good results. There is still some manipulation room in PS. (n/m) - Rob.M @ Downshift Magazine 07:00:40 05/11/04 more? ideas? feel free to tell me (n/m) - sumva_z 09:38:38 05/11/04
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