CANON CAMERA ISO SETTING
Setting the ISO on a Canon camera typically involves the following steps: Turn on the camera and switch to manual mode (M) or aperture priority mode (Av). Locate the ISO button on the camera body, which is usually marked with the ISO symbol (a rectangle with three lines inside it). Press the ISO button and use the camera's control dial or arrow keys to select the desired ISO value. Alternatively, some Canon cameras may have an ISO setting in the camera menu that can be accessed using the LCD screen and menu button. Once you have selected the desired ISO value, press the shutter button halfway down to lock in the exposure settings. It's worth noting that the ISO setting controls the camera's sensitivity to light. Higher ISO values are useful in low-light situations, but can introduce noise (graininess) into the image. Lower ISO values produce cleaner images, but require more light to achieve proper exposure. It's important to select the appropriate ISO value for the ligh...