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Tumaru
8th of February 2006 (Wed), 22:25
I got a PowerShot A410 for Christmas but whenever i try to take a low light photo the image that i am looking at fades when it takes the image so i am left with an image of black with maybe a few dots of light. The funny thing is that i know it can see the light in, I look at the LCD screen and see the image that i want but it doesn't record it. What can i do. I've already tried low lighting settings and boosting the exposer
Diminished29
8th of February 2006 (Wed), 22:49
For low light photography you need these key ingredients:
1. Large apertures (small f numbers)
2. High ISOs (200 or 400)
3. Low Shutter speeds (if your handholding nothing less than 1/30 - 1/60)
4. Shooting in manual or aperture priority is suggested by many.
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Tripods are ideal for low light or nightscape photography, sometimes its too much hassel therefore knowing your camera and now to set it up properly is a must.
Here are two pictures that I often show people as examples of what you can achieve in low light with good settings. Again both of these pictures were done with the same settings
Manual mode
ISO400, cleaned up in NeatImage
1/60
F/3.5
no flash
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e347/Diminished29/Animals/chloe28.jpg
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e347/Diminished29/Portraits/philhil2.jpg
Tumaru
9th of February 2006 (Thu), 00:29
thanks, it worked, im pretty sure
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