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Great video Mike, users needs video like this with examples of specific situations and good explanations how to solve it. 👍

Thank you Mark, it's been trial & error for me. Great tips as usual😊

Thanks Mark. Yet another super informative and clearly thought through guidance video. 👍

Thanks Mark. Your tips will help me with taking photos in the aquarium (often low light and moving subjects).

Hi Mark, thank you for the video. It is quite helpful. Also, all your videos have been quite educational.  

Also would you advise that apple macbook m4 Air 16gb, 256gb be good for running lighroom classic.

Great video. I was wondering what the light source in the case of elephant was.

Thanks for this. I'm on a tour and stupidly didn't check the locations. Penguns at dusk tomorrow with, possibly, red light. Have tripod, Z9, Z 100-400. So I should be good to go, but it's great to watch videos like yours to act as a sounding board. Now all I have to do is fight off a group of non-photographers with mobile phones. What could happen? I promise to behave. Maybe. I might try for a higher angle. They can't see me further away with THE SHOT and they walk beween me....

Fotografuję pejzaż i architekturę. W chwili obecnej posiadam A7R3 i mogę powiedzieć, że nie boję się wysokiego ISO. Generalnie podczas fotografowania ISO nie jest tym czymś co zaprząta moją głowę pierwszym czy drugim rzędzie. Wychodzę z założenia, że w bardzo trudnych warunkach oświetleniowych lepiej mieć zdjęcie o mniejszym zakresie tonalnym i ewentualnie wyższym poziomie szumów niż nie mieć tego zdjęcia wcale.

I have issues with high ISO with my F8 zoom lens. I See Video „Don‘t Blame ISO”. I click video. Video shows photos with “high” ISO 4000, 1800 and 3200. I close the video… 😢