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What do the different film speeds mean?

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What do the different film speeds mean?

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The ISO Film Speeds that you will see on the packaging are a standard way of denoting the film’s sensitivity to light and therefore help a user choose the right film for a particular type of photography. ISO 100 Best for outdoor photography, sunny days, and when you want the maximum sharpness to your pictures detail. ISO 200 An excellent all-purpose film. For indoor photos using a flash, overcast exterior shots and everyday snapshots. ISO 400 Best for action photography, low light photography such as evening shots. ISO 800 Can be used in most lighting conditions, for action and sport events, low light shooting. ISO 1000 For fast action shots, and artistic portraiture. Also for when you want to freeze action by using a high shutter speed.

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