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	The article touches '''digital ISO''', i.e. ISO settings for digital cameras.		The article touches on '''digital ISO''', i.e. ISO settings for digital cameras.

	''ISO'' (international standards organization), in the context of photograph, is a light sensitivity measure. Higher ISOs, generally, require shorter exposure times and allow one to take pictures in environments with low light. Lower ISOs, generally, require longer exposure times.		''ISO'' (international standards organization), in the context of photograph, is a light sensitivity measure. Higher ISOs, generally, require shorter exposure times and allow one to take pictures in environments with low light. Lower ISOs, generally, require longer exposure times.

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