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SF Slacks Ferret Tiki Socialite Calgary Joined: Oct 02, 2003 Posts: 1395	SF Slacks Ferret Posted posted on Sun, Jan 2, 2011 4:37 PM On 2011-01-02 14:01, TabooDan wrote: Hey Slacks, was this bumped because of my crappy pic's??? :( Yeh, I wouldn't mind a bit more info. on the topic. Could use a little updating. Thanks for the bump even though I feel it was direct attack!! :wink: TabooDan Nah. Not intended as an attack. A helpful nudge perhaps. I just saw your post and wished I could see your changes/updates as you see them... I struggle with low-light photography too. I remember getting real helpful suggestions from TC'ers when I was at the Waldorf in 2005. Thing that helped the most was to choose the "P" setting on your digital camera (at least that's what it is on a Canon)increase the aperture (or ISO? am I saying that right?), turn off the flash and hold that sucker real steady (or better yet, use a tripod)... ...mind you that's all the way I do it...I'm sure there's better ideas out there.

On 2011-01-02 14:01, TabooDan wrote:
Hey Slacks, was this bumped because of my crappy pic's??? :(

Yeh, I wouldn't mind a bit more info. on the topic. Could use a little updating.
Thanks for the bump even though I feel it was direct attack!! :wink:

TabooDan

Nah. Not intended as an attack. A helpful nudge perhaps. I just saw your post and wished I could see your changes/updates as you see them...

I struggle with low-light photography too. I remember getting real helpful suggestions from TC'ers when I was at the Waldorf in 2005. Thing that helped the most was to choose the "P" setting on your digital camera (at least that's what it is on a Canon)increase the aperture (or ISO? am I saying that right?), turn off the flash and hold that sucker real steady (or better yet, use a tripod)...

...mind you that's all the way I do it...I'm sure there's better ideas out there.

Post #570972 by Slacks Ferret on Sun, Jan 2, 2011 4:37 PM