This is what we've been waiting for. How it all comes together and gets us our final image.The first step in that is understanding our ISO and how that is the same and different with digital cameras (vs ASA films speeds of yore) and how it contributes to our overall exposure.As promised, here is the ISO scale, in FULL stops, as I told you in the episode:ISO 100ISO 200ISO 400ISO 800ISO 1600ISO 3200ISO 6400ISO 12800ISO 25600ISO 51200ISO 102400ISO 204800The real star of our show is the histogram, and if you can get that concept in an auditory manner here on the podcast then I dare say you are laughing when it comes to putting it into practice!I might not have mentioned equivalent exposures in this blurb because I want you to actually listen to the podcast... so, just forget I said anything about them and get listening!P.S. I would love for you to sign up for my free Your First Milky Way Photo training here if you haven't already:https://kristinerosephotography.com/yourfirstmilkywayphoto

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