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Originally Posted by Alan Willis
What was your lighting for this image? If your really need an ISO of 800 (you list 1/141 sec as your shutter speed -- seems unlikely since it's usually in 1/10ths or 1/5ths) but if you were a 1/40 with an f5.6 then you didn't have alot of light and you may well have needed that 800.
Still, it's worth noting that the old standard portrait print film ISO was 160-- a lot lower that 800.
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The light source was just a small window.
The data (checked on computer) was intact with the image listed the shutter speed as 1/41, however, the data on the camera display said it was 1/40.
I didn't know the old standard ISO was 160. That's pretty neat. When I used film cameras, I only used T-MAX Film with 400 ISO/film speed.
I'll make sure to keep my ISO lowest as possible for future shots. :]