ISO

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ISO of 200^

                     
                                                                     ISO of 6400^

1. The advantages of shooting at a high ISO at a night time sports game is because higher ISOs reduce blurriness and brighten photos. If you are shooting at a dark event with no light, you need to bring light into your photo to make it clear and have meaning!
2.  The author suggested to use a low ISO because they are ideal to use at all times because it makes the photos less grainy.
3. The author suggested to use a high ISO as little as possible because it makes your photos more grainy. High ISOs can be used in dark environments because they brighten the photo much more than low ISOs.

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