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Recommend me settings for indoor photos please
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<blockquote data-quote="jay_dean" data-source="post: 583944" data-attributes="member: 34040"><p>You'll have to get out of Auto, cos your question relates to the Exposure Triangle. With a camera as good as the D750 is, you're only using a fraction of its capability in Auto anyway. There are variables to factor as to which settings to use. How much light there is, distance to the subject, the number of people in shot, how much dof you want etc. My guess from what you're saying is that you're shooting at f2.8, which is usable to shoot people in certain situations but close up will give very shallow dof. Using small focal lengths can help out with extra dof, but a lot of what you're asking is down to assessing the situation whilst you're there, on the fly so to speak. Not been much help really. Anyway, welcome along..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jay_dean, post: 583944, member: 34040"] You'll have to get out of Auto, cos your question relates to the Exposure Triangle. With a camera as good as the D750 is, you're only using a fraction of its capability in Auto anyway. There are variables to factor as to which settings to use. How much light there is, distance to the subject, the number of people in shot, how much dof you want etc. My guess from what you're saying is that you're shooting at f2.8, which is usable to shoot people in certain situations but close up will give very shallow dof. Using small focal lengths can help out with extra dof, but a lot of what you're asking is down to assessing the situation whilst you're there, on the fly so to speak. Not been much help really. Anyway, welcome along.. [/QUOTE]
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