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Tips for taking still alive inside?
I just bought a Nikon Coolpix L100 (impulse buy, still debating it back) and am researching to buy my first digital SLR. I love taking pictures indoors and the inner life yet, it is a challenge as the natural light is almost always limited and issued a flash bulbs jaundice horrible. "What" affordable "($ 700 – $ 1500 range) DSLR do you recommend for taking pictures indoors nice and still alive? "Which Camera Lens is good for this? "What s the best process for doing this speed (shutter, ISO, etc)?
Digital SLR cameras are definitely leaps and bounds above of point and shoot cameras. Yes, the price is much more expensive, but well worth it if you want the extra quality. If you stick with a point and shoot can adjust the called the "White Balance" of your camera so that no incandescent bulbs cast a yellow glow and fluorescent bulbs will not cast a glow green. Any digital SLR camera work, new or used. The real quality is in targeting. Find a camera body that feels good in hand, Nikon or Canon – do not let anyone tell you one is better than the other. Even companies that produce other agencies good camera – Sony, Olympus, Pentax, but I feel more confident Canon and Nikon in the long term. You just can not beat a prime objective of the still life – a primary objective is a lens having a focal length. Like a 50 mm. However, if you want to shoot other things that the subjects of life remains a zoom lens works well. I use 24-70mm 2.8 for all of my studio work. Do not get the best lens – try to invest in something of higher quality. Camera bodies are obsolete – lenses tend to last a lifetime. Most lenses have a sweet spot, a aperture of f / 8 or f/11 to use. Want a low ISO because the high ISO values can introduce noise in an image. For shutter speed, which fire your camera, says shooting (aperture priority mode). If you want TACK crisp images with a tripod, cable, and set the camera shutter to lock the mirror before firing.
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