How To Change You Film Camera's ISO
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How To Change You Film Camera's ISO
Mark Comon (Vice President, Paul's Photo, Torrance, CA) gives expert video advice on: How do I change my film camera's ISO?
How do I change my film camera's ISO?
To change the ISO in a film camera, it's very simple, you buy a different film. The film is graded with an ISO, or film speed, and when you buy the film you get the film speed you like. If you want different ISO film you have to buy a different roll of film, take the old film out, put the new film in. That's one of the advantages of digital cameras is you can set the ISO at the beginning of each new picture. I don't have to worry about which roll of film I have here or there. It's a cool thing about digital, but I still like the way the film ISO works better, because it gives us a truer, better sense of the picture.
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