Remember to change...
Consider the scenario....
You have just taken some low light shots in the church when you are walking backward down the isle as the happy couple are walking out to the daylight.
Then you snap away some of the formal shots but forget to change the ISO from 800 to 100 or 200 therefore leaving the images open to more noise than needed.
One tip...
The last shots to take will allow the flash to be turned on, when this happens remind yourself (with a sticker or writing on the flash) to change your ISO for the next 'type' of shot.
It has saved me many a painfull night removing noise from images.
Regards,
Paul
You have just taken some low light shots in the church when you are walking backward down the isle as the happy couple are walking out to the daylight.
Then you snap away some of the formal shots but forget to change the ISO from 800 to 100 or 200 therefore leaving the images open to more noise than needed.
One tip...
The last shots to take will allow the flash to be turned on, when this happens remind yourself (with a sticker or writing on the flash) to change your ISO for the next 'type' of shot.
It has saved me many a painfull night removing noise from images.
Regards,
Paul
