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[QUOTE="plykins, post: 937663, member: 29752"] Lou, As in film photography I would imagine ISO is especially important if you are going to enlarge the photos. The larger the ISO the grainer the enlargements will be. Thus the smaller the ISO the better the quality but the shutter speed will be quicker making the depth of field smaller. In film photography the old,old manual lenses had the depth of field on the lense. If you want to learn, practice strictly with the manual mode. [/QUOTE]
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