INDOOR PRACTICE

[AMOMENT]

I think I have got my HIGH ISO/slow shutter speed exposure off to a better start....these are not eprfect, but I was happy to see that with the high ISO I used and slow shutter speed, especially for me, that these came out better than the few I posted a few days ago when I was very bummed. I barely did any PP so you guys could see if there was improvement plus, to be honest, I wasn't sure what PP processes to do....

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[MTVision]

How slow of a shutter speed? Your camera handles high ISO's fairly well and with a little noise reduction they're useable. I only say this because one of the shots has motion blur. So if you raise your ISO higher (Make sure you don't underexpose) you'll get a faster shutter speed. You don't always have to shoot at 1/200 but you should have a fast enough shutter speed to compensate for moving subjects.

 

[AMOMENT]

Thanks =) Actually I believe...I have to check...my ISO was like 3200....my shutter still, because there wasn't a lot of light, was as low as 1/60...I allowed the camera to choose some of the exposure values.