Digital Camera World

Shoot photos like a pro

Most digital cameras have an Auto ISO setting and this incredibly useful feature automatically adjusts speed as you go from bright light to darker situations. As a default, the camera will be set to work with its full native ISO range.

In principle, there’s nothing wrong with that but the highest speeds can be disappointing with poor detail rendition, weak colour saturation and a strong grainy look, so you may prefer to cap the

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