Hi,

Typically I shoot indoors and even on sunny days the light indoors is pretty minimal. I find that the camera always pops the flash in auto, even on the brightest days. One thing I hoped for with the D7000 was to shoot a lot more content flashless with such high ISO settings. I only have the stock 18-105 (f3.5-5.6) and a 55-200 (f4.5-5.6) VR lenses. I realize the fstop isn't large enough aperture to let enough light in on those low quality lenses to really expect much. Should I expect to have to buy a 40mm f2(ish) prime to take some quality indoor pics? My subject is a fast moving baby. I typically set the camera to shutter speed mode at 50-80 speed, crank ISO to 6400, shoot raw full size (18mp) and expect to have to reduce the picture to clean up noise. The pictures aren't terrible but I hope to bring the ISO down so I can get better shots with lower ISO. Is it all in the lens?






Dernière modification par greglazor le 12 avril 2018 à 10:01:38

F/2.8 SHOULD GIVE YOU GOOD RESULTS. GET A FULL-FRAME . THEY ARE BETTER IN LOW LIGHT.

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