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<blockquote data-quote="MC Hammer" data-source="post: 420247" data-attributes="member: 37671">Hello Nikonites,I a new member to this forum. Photography is a hobby, and more particularly fitness / sports photography. I am trying to improve my skills so I have been “covering”local fitness open days. As I mostly shoot in sports halls and dance studios where there is artificial lighting such as fluorescent or incandescent lights, I would like to know if&nbsp; you would advise me to stick with auto white balance (and let my D3100 decide) or to use a manual preset. I have done some basic tests and have found that the auto setting seemsto give better results but then I am no expert and perhaps I am missing some vital tips and tricks. I just wanted to say that I usually do not use flash (I have bought a flashgun but I have just started to learn how to use it). Thank you in advance for any help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MC Hammer, post: 420247, member: 37671"] Hello Nikonites, I a new member to this forum. Photography is a hobby, and more [FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]particularly fitness / sports photography. I am trying to improve my skills so I have been “covering”local fitness open days. As I mostly shoot in sports halls and dance studios where there is artificial lighting such as fluorescent or incandescent lights, I would like to know if you would advise me to stick with auto white balance (and let my D3100 decide) or to use a manual preset. I have done some basic tests and have found that the auto setting seemsto give better results but then I am no expert and perhaps I am missing some vital tips and tricks. I just wanted to say that I usually do not use flash (I have bought a flashgun but I have just started to learn how to use it). Thank you in advance for any help.[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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