What is ISO in photography?

ISO or International Organization for

Standardization, refers to your camera's
sensitivity to light.
• The higher the ISO, the more sensitive your
camera sensor becomes, and the brighter
your photos appear.
2. Bracketing.
This technique is used when exposure calculation
that will give a desired results in uncertain; make
several exposures or less than and more than the
calculated exposure by two or four f-stops each.
Bracketing is the process of shooting the same
image, shot, or scene multiple times using
different camera settings resulting in different
exposures.