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Help!
I'm getting grainy images, especially with indoor shoots, on my Canon. I've read that high ISO and poor lighting (which I definitely often have with no off-camera lighting at the time) can contribute to "graininess" but what concerns me, which I've also read, is that it could just be time to upgrade. I know this is an old model camera (2010 maybe?) so could it be that the image quality expected today exceeds my camera's ability? Or will I still be able to get good images with the proper settings? I'm rather new to the technical side of photography and to shooting in manual mode, so it's entirely possible that I just have the wrong settings.
I'm getting grainy images, especially with indoor shoots, on my Canon. I've read that high ISO and poor lighting (which I definitely often have with no off-camera lighting at the time) can contribute to "graininess" but what concerns me, which I've also read, is that it could just be time to upgrade. I know this is an old model camera (2010 maybe?) so could it be that the image quality expected today exceeds my camera's ability? Or will I still be able to get good images with the proper settings? I'm rather new to the technical side of photography and to shooting in manual mode, so it's entirely possible that I just have the wrong settings.