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doomed in the land when we doing when
you put them on though the lender for
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example if you're zoomed out all the way
you should be able to open up to 3.5 as
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you search his room close their maximum
aperture gets restricted because it's
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just the way the lens is built you gotta
spend more money if you want fancy a
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wide aperture so as you start to the
room
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in you will only be able to open to five
point six so those of you at home with
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those kit lenses or for any length that
have a range like that written on it
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that's what that means for the more
money you think the wider you can go
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with that appetite and that's what we
would call a fast lens or fast glad it's
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because we can open that mature so why
that you can if you're in a low light
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environment you can open a picture so
why but you get enough light coming in
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that you can use the faster shutter
speed and not need a tripod ok that'll
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make sense maybe when we tackle this
together later what we call a backlash
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so hopefully that answers the question
on that ok so back to ISO where you
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changed it on your camera is going to
depend on your camera on my nerves a
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little button at the top of her tho
press it and then I Spain one of my dial
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I'm totally blanking on it which one is
that
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yeah so you know and then dial you are
whatever money and you'll change your
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IFO on my point n shoot it was buried
within a function menu so you know it's
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really different from cameras make it
really easy to get to a little harder to
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get to your ISO again check your manual
right ok again if you're at home take a
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minute
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figure out where your ISO is and how you
get to it and then just explore your
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options are you might also have where it
says low as someone mentioned you might
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also on the other side of the spectrum
you might have simply hiiii though some
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point you can read like you have a
really old one but that's all it had
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with low or high and so whatever that
means I don't know if I was really
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curious about where they were drawing
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line I would expect that it would say
something in the manual somewhere so you
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want to check that out that where those
are the three things but you worry about
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that's about it just those three thing
you want to keep in mind it's a
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balancing act
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ok so again if you and I were out
shooting and we were standing 5 by
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taking the same picture of something
we're both in manual mode we may choose
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a completely different settings so it's
not like there's only one anther there's
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a bunch of different quote right answers
that you can use its just a combination
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here and it's all about balance