Photos in low indoor light? Help!

aimeecc · 02-15-2008, 01:56 PM

I'll try that. High ISO, low aperture. It is the kind where you press 1/2 way to get it to focus, but I can't really pre-focus and wait for a good shot because we're both constantly moving. lol.

I think the red eye reduction is on, so I'll turn that off too.

I take a lot of pictures and delete a lot of them... I just want to have more that turn out good. Sometimes after I look at them I'll have taken 20 or 30 photos in 2-3 days and not one will be worth keeping, but I keep a few anyway just to have something. Its sad to realize that not one over a few week period turned out nice. Out of a hundred or so around the holidays... only 4 that turned out good.

02-15-2008, 01:56 PM	#5
aimeecc Super Intendent Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 249	I'll try that. High ISO, low aperture. It is the kind where you press 1/2 way to get it to focus, but I can't really pre-focus and wait for a good shot because we're both constantly moving. lol. I think the red eye reduction is on, so I'll turn that off too. I take a lot of pictures and delete a lot of them... I just want to have more that turn out good. Sometimes after I look at them I'll have taken 20 or 30 photos in 2-3 days and not one will be worth keeping, but I keep a few anyway just to have something. Its sad to realize that not one over a few week period turned out nice. Out of a hundred or so around the holidays... only 4 that turned out good.

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