cortie0720
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Hi everyone, I'm pretty new to photography. It started out as a hobby, and has grown from there as many friends and family have asked me to take portraits for them. Mostly outdoors. In two weeks, I'll be doing my first Newborn shoot for my best friend and i'm freaking out!
I have the Nikon d3200 with the 35mm 1.8 AF-S prime lens. I am at a loss at what setting my camera needs to be in for natural lighting indoors. I've experimented with all the manual, aperture, and program settings. My photos come out either way grainy or really blurry.
My best friend asked me to take pictures of her newborn for her, she doesn't want to spend the money on a photographer and it would be good experience for me. I love kids! my goal.. at some point is to be family - newborn photographer. But, i've got a long way to go... i'm just starting out.
Anyway, if anyone can help me out it would be greatly appreciated! I'm just so frustrated now, I've tried adjusting ISO and White balance and everything.. nothing works. Also, my camera has options to change the ISO sensitivity, but i can't find where to adjust the shutter speed.
HELP?!
I have the Nikon d3200 with the 35mm 1.8 AF-S prime lens. I am at a loss at what setting my camera needs to be in for natural lighting indoors. I've experimented with all the manual, aperture, and program settings. My photos come out either way grainy or really blurry.
My best friend asked me to take pictures of her newborn for her, she doesn't want to spend the money on a photographer and it would be good experience for me. I love kids! my goal.. at some point is to be family - newborn photographer. But, i've got a long way to go... i'm just starting out.
Anyway, if anyone can help me out it would be greatly appreciated! I'm just so frustrated now, I've tried adjusting ISO and White balance and everything.. nothing works. Also, my camera has options to change the ISO sensitivity, but i can't find where to adjust the shutter speed.
HELP?!