What is ISO in product photography and how does it affect the image?

ISO in product photography refers to the sensitivity of your camera's image sensor to light. It stands for International Organization for Standardization, which standardized the sensitivity ratings for film cameras. In digital photography, ISO determines how the sensor responds to light and affects the image's brightness and noise.
Higher ISO values increase the sensor's sensitivity, allowing you to capture images in low light conditions without using a flash or long exposure. However, higher ISO also introduces more digital noise or graininess to the image, which can degrade image quality.
Conversely, lower ISO values result in less noise but require more light for proper exposure. In product photography, you typically want to use the lowest ISO possible to achieve clean, noise-free images. This is especially important when capturing fine details and textures of products.
Understanding ISO and its impact on the image is crucial for achieving optimal exposure and image quality. By balancing ISO with other exposure settings like aperture and shutter speed, you can control the amount of light reaching the sensor and capture stunning product photos with the desired level of brightness and detail.
Remember to experiment with different ISO settings and adjust it according to the lighting conditions and the specific look you want to achieve for your product photography.
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