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Nikon DSLR Cameras
Out of Production DSLRs
D3000/D5000
For the lower price,my D3000 provides very good fill for my photo hobby,but..
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<blockquote data-quote="zx7dave" data-source="post: 1270" data-attributes="member: 257"><p>The other layer is to play around with your ISO settings...you can run all the way up to 800 before you really start getting noice in the pictures. This will also help you accomplish your indoor shooting. When you are outdoors or in better light make sure you use the lowest ISO you can to fully capture the vivid colors and detail...Pick a chair or something and take pictures of it running the ISO from 100-1600, and then same thing playing around with the F/Stop etc..that way you will become familiar with what you camera can do in various lighting...on indoor non flash pictures I only get marginally better pictures from my D300S which goes up to 3200 ISO...so once again proof that the lens is likely the most important selection based on what you are trying to shoot...and while fixed lenses are annoying because you can't zoom this is where you can really get some awesome pictures becasue of the low f/stop...have fun...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zx7dave, post: 1270, member: 257"] The other layer is to play around with your ISO settings...you can run all the way up to 800 before you really start getting noice in the pictures. This will also help you accomplish your indoor shooting. When you are outdoors or in better light make sure you use the lowest ISO you can to fully capture the vivid colors and detail...Pick a chair or something and take pictures of it running the ISO from 100-1600, and then same thing playing around with the F/Stop etc..that way you will become familiar with what you camera can do in various lighting...on indoor non flash pictures I only get marginally better pictures from my D300S which goes up to 3200 ISO...so once again proof that the lens is likely the most important selection based on what you are trying to shoot...and while fixed lenses are annoying because you can't zoom this is where you can really get some awesome pictures becasue of the low f/stop...have fun... [/QUOTE]
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