"...So, you're trying to photograph these dancers and they're fast, real fast. Since we don't use flash and you can't control the lights of the theatre, how do you capture a crisp image of the dancers and have it correctly exposed at the same time? You've got a lens with a limitation of 5.6 and it's pretty dark in here. You're shooting at an f-stop of 11 and an ISO of 200. What can you do to increase the lighting without touching the shutter speed which is 1/125?
*Insert "Is this a trick question?" faces here*
"Buy an F-stop guys. Go to an ISO of 400 which means you only have to subtract 2 stops, not three."
"Oh."
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