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Low Light & Night Shots?
NightNurse
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Put the camera on a barrel in some winery's cave somewhere....But it's not really night.
Might not be night, but it's still a nicely done low light shot!
Might not be night, but it's still a nicely done low light shot!
Thanks! One nice feature of the camera I'm currently using is that when set to manual it displays the image on the screen as it will look using the current exposure settings. So if you don't have the exposure right, it will show it. A nice side effect of having the preview I suppose. It takes some of the guesswork out, but I still took a few to bracket the exposures anyway. I tried a few with people walking in/out or holding their positions for a while and none of them worked as well.
