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don't be afraid to use ISO 400 and 800 if you are in broad daylight either to keep your shutter speed up with the smaller apertures. you won't notice much
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don't be afraid to use ISO 400 and 800 if you are in broad daylight either to keep your shutter speed up with the smaller apertures. you won't notice much noise difference if it's bright.
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