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 - Low ISO -> less sensitivity to light
 - High ISO -> more sensitivity to light (but more digital noise)
 
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 ### Dual Native ISO
 
-- ISO < 1250 -> Native ISO 400 
-- ISO > 1250 -> Native ISO 3200
+Native ISO: Best possible dynamic range while shooting with these ISO values.
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+- bright conditions ISO under 1250 -> Native ISO 400 
+- low light condigions ISO above 1250 -> Native ISO 3200
 
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 ## Lenses
 
-- Prime lense with a fixed focal length. No Maginification of the image but a faster apterture.
-- Zoom lense with an alternating focal lenght. 
+- Prime lense with a fixed focal length. <br> faster apterture
+- Zoom lense with an alternating focal lenght. <br> magnification of the image
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 - Canon EF 24-105mm f/4,0 L IS II USM
 - Canon EF 16-35mm f/4,0 L IS USM
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 ### Focal Length
 
 common focal lengths for wide lenses: 18mm, 24mm, 35mm -> less magnified
-common focal lengths for tight lenses: 85mm, 100mm, 135mm -> more magnified
 
 a focal lenght of 50mm is concidered a standard lense equal to the human eye.
 
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+### Focal Length
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+common focal lengths for tight lenses: 85mm, 100mm, 135mm -> more magnified
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 long focal length compresses the background and helps isolating a subject.
 
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 ### Iris / Stop