I got distracted from my todo list by the same mushrooms in my yard that
have been distracting me for the past week or two:
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/ellarsee/sets/72157622936366544/
Since I'm running late, I didn't pull out the macro tripod, I just shot
handheld. I tried both ISO 100 and 400 since experience has taught me
that the K20 does "just fine" on ISO 400.
But, when I was looking at the pictures in lightroom, I kept noticing
that some of them had a harsh, unpleasant, look to them. I then noticed
that those were the ones that I shot at ISO 400.
Has anyone noticed that in some situations on the K20 ISO 400 is just
fine, and in others there's a big difference between it and ISO 100? Do
you have a rule of thumb of what those situations are?
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