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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Numisnewbiest, post: 3443358, member: 99613&quot;]This is just my personal opinion on camera settings that I would use myself - specifically, the ISO setting. If I am taking a shot of something stationary, indoors, and my equipment is on a tripod, the ISO would be set as low as my camera allows, to avoid any issue with image quality from too high an ISO (although 400 isn&#039;t very high). If image brightness is a concern, I would slow the shutter down instead, until the image brightness is where you want it, and keep the ISO as low as it will go just to get every bit of image quality you can.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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