Wicked!

[Benuch]

My son's favorite Broadway show. ISO was 1600. Too high

[KevC]

There doesn't seem to be noticable noise. If your image is exposed properly, you shouldn't worry about it too much. However, it seems like camera shake.... just make sure the shutter speed is faster than the inverse of the focal length you're shooting at..

He doesn't look too happy though... hmm

[Benuch]

There doesn't seem to be noticable noise. If your image is exposed properly, you shouldn't worry about it too much. However, it seems like camera shake.... just make sure the shutter speed is faster than the inverse of the focal length you're shooting at..

He doesn't look too happy though... hmm
Translation please, the inverse of the focal length?
Foca lenght= 56mm

BTW do you know how to use the [img] mode to post a picture here?
(what does value in [img] value/[img] mean?)

He doesn't look too h appy because I asked him to give me an unhappy look (5 years old)

[KevC]

If the focal length is 56mm, then make sure your shutter speed is faster than the inverse (1/56mm). That's just a general rule. In this situation, I'd shoot 1/60 or faster.

As for the , that's just a code to post an image from your own webspace.

My school webspace is http://individual.utoronto.ca so if I have a picture up there, I'd just put the tags around the location.

Here's an example.
http://individual.utoronto.ca/seraphsheaven/mui.jpg
and I wrap the code around it
http://individual.utoronto.ca/seraphsheaven/mui.jpg

Voila!