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<blockquote data-quote="ajredaelli" data-source="post: 654123" data-attributes="member: 44498">Hi All - I hope this forum will help me with my many questions. At the young age of 55, I've decided to learn how to use a DSLR. I decided top use an older used camera, Nikon D3000, to learn how to use the basics, before spending more into a newer camera. I am totally confused about the use of&nbsp; aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, as it relates to indoor/outdoor pictures, as well as finding the correct balance to keep my subject on focus with a blurry background versus all on focus. Although I do understand the basics - I think - it is tough to find the settings that work for each situation.&nbsp; I'm trying to find a method for taking pictures while remember the settings I'm using. I've watched videos, and I have bought a training video. I also bought Luminar 2018 - they gave me good deal since I am a teacher. All help will be appreciated! Thanks,Aldo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ajredaelli, post: 654123, member: 44498"] Hi All - I hope this forum will help me with my many questions. At the young age of 55, I've decided to learn how to use a DSLR. I decided top use an older used camera, Nikon D3000, to learn how to use the basics, before spending more into a newer camera. I am totally confused about the use of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, as it relates to indoor/outdoor pictures, as well as finding the correct balance to keep my subject on focus with a blurry background versus all on focus. Although I do understand the basics - I think - it is tough to find the settings that work for each situation. I'm trying to find a method for taking pictures while remember the settings I'm using. I've watched videos, and I have bought a training video. I also bought Luminar 2018 - they gave me good deal since I am a teacher. All help will be appreciated! Thanks, Aldo [/QUOTE]

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