Episode 170: Composition Tip #9
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Just curious. Is image noise in the final product not so much of a concern going with high iso settings on your camera during the shoot? Initially my thoughts are to go longer shutter speed and a lower iso. I'm guessing that your reasons for going high iso is to retain the mood of the home theater(s). Thanks.
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