When I was much younger, there was a really silly social media called Piczo, and you could link all your friends on the side.

It would just be a giant photo album, and you’d post all your photos and friends on there.

Some kids linked me on theirs, but I wouldn’t have called myself their friend, and I was quite jealous they had all these photos, and I didn’t really have any.

I took up photography in Uni, and it just kept going.

I invite all my friends over then we watch a powerpoint presentation of my monthly slides.

When I pause awkwardly, they know it’s time to clap. Then I switch to the next slide.

Canon 40mm pancake lens. So cute, so sharp.

Thanks everyone for your comments! Learned a lot … to be honest, I thought it was a simpler question than it seemed, but I guess theres a lot that goes into it.

Great! Thanks for your answer my man!

I understand that very well. My question is that, does Base ISO on your camera signify the cleanest image in all settings?

With that in mind, if I shoot in a studio setting, is keeping the ISO low still preferable?