3 Why should you use the lowest ISO possible? A so as to use a faster shutter speed B so as to use a smaller aperture C To ensure that pictures are full of detail and color
Explanation: When you have enough light for a good exposure with your chosen aperture and/or shutter speed – you should choose the lowest ISO value. This makes the camera’s sensor the least sensitive to light it can be. The benefit of this is the lack of grain or noise in the final image.
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Celeste should maybe stop doing some of the things and spend that time doing her work instead so her grades can go up
Answer from: Quest
you didnt add any sort of groups or any options, you can edit it and then people can try to answer now its kinda hard.
hope this gives you a heads up why you arent answered. : d
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