ISO Tutorial

A demonstration of the way ISO works and how it is applied in photography.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ISO
• nate
• nikon
• photography

[JC040696]

You said that the D90 has more megapixels therefore making it less sensitive to light. Then you say there is more noise on the D90. Isn't it supposed to be the other way around? Less megapixels = More noise

[bridgeoverwater627]

@JC040696 @JC040696 Nope, there is more noise because it is less sensitive to light. As the size of teh pixels drops, they become less sensitive to light, causing more noise. 12 MP is a lot to fit onto a DX sensor, therefore the pixels are smaller than on, say a sensor with 10 MP.

[mercutio89]

hey buddy

[bridgeoverwater627]

@mercutio89 Hi Bobby -____-

[googie109]

Can you please make a tutorial on White Balance? I would greatly appreciate it! Thanks! Your videos are very informative and helpful!

[bridgeoverwater627]

Haha I actually did one a LONG time ago and just never got around to uploading it, I think it was because it was too long. I'd be glad to re-do it, as it is one of the most important things to understand.

[feehan62786]

"nasty noise"

[ziz221]

i really learnd a lot just by watching your uploads thanks ..but what i am trying to understand with my D5000 is How  can i get the most sharpness. am new on the dslr cams and just got my cam 1 week ago

thanks

[wordsuntold]

awesome.

[googie109]

Thanks Nate!