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Recommend me settings for indoor photos please
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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Blaylock" data-source="post: 583926" data-attributes="member: 16749"><p>I think it's worth pointing out that flash introduces a whole new problem—a sort of a “depth-of-field” effect on exposure rather than focus. Perhaps the use of a flash will throw enough light on the scene to get the depth-of-field that [USER=42771]@290373m[/USER] thinks he wants, with everything in sharp focus, but don't forget that light diminishes by distance squared. So now, even if everything in the background is in sharp focus, now it'll be underexposed, while everything in the foreground is overexposed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bob Blaylock, post: 583926, member: 16749"] I think it's worth pointing out that flash introduces a whole new problem—a sort of a “depth-of-field” effect on exposure rather than focus. Perhaps the use of a flash will throw enough light on the scene to get the depth-of-field that [USER=42771]@290373m[/USER] thinks he wants, with everything in sharp focus, but don't forget that light diminishes by distance squared. So now, even if everything in the background is in sharp focus, now it'll be underexposed, while everything in the foreground is overexposed. [/QUOTE]
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