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Changing ISO speed setting increments - 5D Tutorial
From the course: Canon 5D Mark III Essential Training
Changing ISO speed setting increments
By default, your ISO control let's you change ISO in the third stop increments. In other words, if I press the ISO button, and turn my main dial, I go from 100, to 125, then to 160, and then to 200; 200, of course, being a doubling of my original ISO, or one stop. If you don't like going in third stop increments, either because you're used to thinking in terms of whole stop increments, or you feel like it takes too long to get to the ISO that you want, you can change this, so that it goes in whole stop increments. Go into the Menu, go to the first page of the custom function screen, and you'll find ISO speed setting increments, which defaults to one third of a stop. Go in there, bump it up to 1/1, or that is a full stop, and now when I come out here and hit my ISO button, I go from to 100, to 200, to 400, and so on. If you're working in Manual mode, you might have an easier time thinking in terms of full stops, particularly if you're not using third stop increments in your shutter…
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What are custom functions?35s
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Working with exposure level increments1m 34s
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Bracketing auto cancel53s
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Changing the number of bracketed shots1m 5s
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Changing ISO speed setting increments1m 34s
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Exploring the Live View shooting area display40s
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Enabling safety shift2m 6s
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Clearing all custom functions30s
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