Everything Above ISO 1600 Looks the Same, Stop Complaining About It

In the past year, we started doing something that most other photographers don't do with images at ISO 1600 and above: we started printing. Printing is arguably the absolute best thing that we can do when it comes to making images.

Printing helps make our images manifest and gives them a different look that most others can't really experience behind a screen. Just the other day, a friend and former colleague came into my office and looked at prints that we've made at ISO 6400 and above. And she said something absolutely amazing to me. .

printing iso above

2019-4-9 13:00

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