Mastering ISO in architecture photography is crucial for achieving optimal image quality in various lighting conditions.So this week we discuss ISO, what is it? How to use it to freeze motion, how to obtain sharp interior images, and more. Shooting in low-light or high-ISO situations can be challenging for architectural photography, as you may end up with noise and artifacts that degrade the quality and detail of your images. Noise is the random variation of color or brightness in pixels, while artifacts are distortions or errors caused by compression, processing, or editing. Both can affect the dynamic range and contrast of your architectural photos, which are essential for capturing the mood, atmosphere, and style of a building or space. Fortunately, there are some tips and techniques that can help you avoid or minimize noise and artifacts when shooting in low-light or high-ISO situations. So in this video, I will be discussing ISO settings and techniques for achieving the best results in interior photography. Shot in Location in Tbilisi recently - 2 days prior to running our VERY FIRST Hidden photography tour! More to follow on that later. I UPLOAD EVERY SUNDAY - 1200 GMT. If you enjoyed this video, please consider giving it a thumbs up and let me know what you think in the comments below - I guarantee I will get back to you. Thanks for watching everyone – See you soon! James. https://jameskerwinphotographic.com/photography-experiences/ ☝️ Check out my 2023 & 2024 upcoming photography tours here! ☝️ YOU CAN ALSO SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL BY PURCHASING ONE OF MY BOOKS THROUGH MY STORE HERE: https://jameskerwinphotographic.com/store/ WATCH THESE PLAYLISTS NEXT: 🔘All About Tilt-Shift Lenses - https://geni.us/AllaboutTiltshift 🔘Architecture on Location - https://geni.us/Onlocation 🔘Tutorials on Location - https://geni.us/Tutorialsonlocation 🔻LET US CONNECT Website/Workshops & blog: https://jameskerwinphotographic.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/james.kerwin/ Join my Facebook Group: https://geni.us/theurbanbackground #architecture #iso