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ISO - International Organization of Standardization&lt;br /&gt;
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In photographic terms, ISO refers the sensitivity of the [[sensor]]/[[pixel]]s to light. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive to light for low light situations. Faster [[shutter speed]]s or smaller [[aperture]]s can be used. With film cameras, increased ISO films were more grainy. A similar visual effect is seen in [[camera|digital camera]]s, but is called [[noise]]. Newer digital cameras have built-in noise reduction filters. Post processing an image can reduce the noise level as well. It is still recommended to capture the image at the lowest possible ISO setting after determining the [[shutter speed]] and/or [[aperture]] settings.&lt;br /&gt;
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