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Nikon DSLR Cameras
Out of Production DSLRs
D3000/D5000
Birth photography with D3000 & 18-55mm lens
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<blockquote data-quote="Joseph Bautsch" data-source="post: 7520" data-attributes="member: 654"><p>That lens should have enough wide angle and telephoto range to get good shots. The draw back will be the f/3.5. The delivery room should have good lighting, they usually do. I would try to find out just what lighting you will be working with so you can be prepared. Since you are not likely to be able to do any white balance testing I would use Auto WB. The D 3000 has low noise at high ISO capabilities so you should be able to shoot in the 1250 to 2500 ISO range and still get good pictures. Aperture priority set at f/3.5 is probably your best setting. Take a few test shots before the baby arrives and make adjustments. Your next best bet is to determine if the medical center will allow flash. If they do be sure you have a fully charged set of batteries for a fast recycle.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joseph Bautsch, post: 7520, member: 654"] That lens should have enough wide angle and telephoto range to get good shots. The draw back will be the f/3.5. The delivery room should have good lighting, they usually do. I would try to find out just what lighting you will be working with so you can be prepared. Since you are not likely to be able to do any white balance testing I would use Auto WB. The D 3000 has low noise at high ISO capabilities so you should be able to shoot in the 1250 to 2500 ISO range and still get good pictures. Aperture priority set at f/3.5 is probably your best setting. Take a few test shots before the baby arrives and make adjustments. Your next best bet is to determine if the medical center will allow flash. If they do be sure you have a fully charged set of batteries for a fast recycle. [/QUOTE]
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