Photography Couples - mini tutorial by Damien Lovegrove

[@BikeLife154]

Your portraiture is AMAZING Damien!

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With the quality of modern camera sensors you don't need to worry so much about using a high ISO. I'd recommend that you worry less about the numbers and work more on a developing a unique style.

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Hi Noisa, Grain is to be appreciated. I don't see grain in the X100 images until ISO 3200. Sometimes I add grain to create the look that I want.

[@no1s1asteampunk]

Appreciate your reply. Thank you very much.. One more question if you dont mind answering. I get what you mean by : Developing your own style" My point was to avoid the grains in the pictures. what if we are shooting in low light and I would need to increse my iso. So i asked :) thank you very much

[@no1s1asteampunk]

I have a question. How far do you go with the ISO ? and what do you recommend for day light. i always try to keep it 100. i heard its not a good choise. around 320 is a good number? what would you recommend?

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Yes :)

[@marciocharles1]

very good!!

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Thank you Charles :)

[@fateless78]

that dude got really excited lol

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Thanks Jorge :)

[@76Gazz]

Fujifilm X100?

[@JorgeZhingri]

good job

[@xihuadiao8732]

我喜欢看的摄影师之一

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谢谢