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[Jas]

Stu, i have been using the manual setting on the camera like you said but never paid any attention to the ISO, i also never seemed to be able to get crisp images then when i changed the ISO from 200 to 100 it made a big difference especially when shooting outside.
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[Stuart]

Mmm if you had gone from using 100 iso to using 200 iso I could understand the change in sharpness as like I say increasing the iso will give you higher shutter speeds and therefore reduce risk of camera shake..but to reduce iso and get sharper images is a new one to me..
All I can think is that its coincidence as we have had some good weather of late so that would keep speeds up above what you would normally get....tbh changing from 100-200 either way won't achieve huge differences but would help if light was scarce.
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[Jas]

Like you say it must be coincidence, when i took those pics i did purposely seek out sunny spots in the garden but i just put the improvement down to the ISO that i had just changed.
What would be the best ISO setting for outdoor shooting?
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[Stuart]

I normally use 200 but if its bright enough then use 100...depends what your shooting really...
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