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<blockquote data-quote="FLATSIX" data-source="post: 635862" data-attributes="member: 43971">Hallo again...I changed the setting of flits (e..? - forgot) and set it to subject only instead of &quot;background and subject&quot;. Took a few pictures and yes, here is a big difference as camera takes the shot at iso100 to iso320 (when very dark).Colours where also more pleasing, but indeed, background was darker.So what I have learned: when you take setting &quot;background and subject&quot; the camera climbs high into the iso's to have the background well exposed and then goes a little lower in order to let the flash act as a &quot;fillflash&quot;. Therefore the iso with this setting can be very high when not much light...when you take setting &quot;subject&quot; in that e-setting: then the camera uses the lowest iso possible in order to take the portrait well lit - but the background is darker and not taken in consideration -.WHICH ONE TO TAKE FOR EXAMPLE FOR A PARTY OR WEDDING INSIDE A ROOM ? PORTRAIT = which if the two?I will also buy the suggested book and do my reading on the proposed websites - that will help me a lot I think. I make progress...... <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="FLATSIX, post: 635862, member: 43971"] Hallo again... I changed the setting of flits (e..? - forgot) and set it to subject only instead of "background and subject". Took a few pictures and yes, here is a big difference as camera takes the shot at iso100 to iso320 (when very dark).Colours where also more pleasing, but indeed, background was darker. So what I have learned: when you take setting "background and subject" the camera climbs high into the iso's to have the background well exposed and then goes a little lower in order to let the flash act as a "fillflash". Therefore the iso with this setting can be very high when not much light... when you take setting "subject" in that e-setting: then the camera uses the lowest iso possible in order to take the portrait well lit - but the background is darker and not taken in consideration -. WHICH ONE TO TAKE FOR EXAMPLE FOR A PARTY OR WEDDING INSIDE A ROOM ? PORTRAIT = which if the two? I will also buy the suggested book and do my reading on the proposed websites - that will help me a lot I think. I make progress...... :-) [/QUOTE]

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