Testing it out
It was only after the lunch gathering and after the hustle, bustle and noise of my models - 3 children and 2 toddlers, it was only when they were gone that i learnt something useful. To take pictures of moving subjects, change the "shot" setting from 'single shot' to 'AI'. I tried using 'multiple shot' but to be honest i only wanted to get one perfect shot of the kids, and if i missed it then that was it.
Most of my pictures came out blurry and not as sharp and clear as i wanted them to be. This is also because my ISO settings were probably too high for indoors. So between the ISO and shot settings, at least i know what to fiddle around with for next time.
I think the manual also mentioned that using a high ISO settings can also extend the reach of the flash. How true that actually is, i'll have to find out sometime. But for now, just like what i want in life, my shots aren't crystal clear. But hopefully i'll get there.
Most of my pictures came out blurry and not as sharp and clear as i wanted them to be. This is also because my ISO settings were probably too high for indoors. So between the ISO and shot settings, at least i know what to fiddle around with for next time.
I think the manual also mentioned that using a high ISO settings can also extend the reach of the flash. How true that actually is, i'll have to find out sometime. But for now, just like what i want in life, my shots aren't crystal clear. But hopefully i'll get there.
I won't be standing by your side
You won't find your way to me
I won't catch you if you fall...
Posted by
Jeremy Sedlacek|
Monday, October 12, 2009 5:29:00 PM
Hope you get well soon..
Posted by
NK|
Monday, October 12, 2009 5:41:00 PM