shadow3829
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I'm a newbie to the DSL world. I have had a couple of beginner classes and have a basic understanding of the exposure triangle. My camera is a Nikon D3200 with the kit lenses. I am really struggling with getting the right exposure in anything but bright outdoor lighting when in any of the non-automatic modes. The camera is set on Matrix Metering. Even in medium to light shade and adjusting the ISO up to 3200 with the aperture the widest it will go I'm barely able to get a 1/60 on the shutter. Is that normal?
I was playing around this evening and turned on all of the lights in the living room, including the overhead. I had to bump up the ISO again to 3200, with widest aperture I could get a 1/60 shutter. The thing I noticed the most was that in re-angling the camera into different positions by an inch or so the shutter would fluctuate alot. Again is that normal?
The camera is usually in the aperture priority mode. I have researched and researched and am really getting frustrated.
I was playing around this evening and turned on all of the lights in the living room, including the overhead. I had to bump up the ISO again to 3200, with widest aperture I could get a 1/60 shutter. The thing I noticed the most was that in re-angling the camera into different positions by an inch or so the shutter would fluctuate alot. Again is that normal?
The camera is usually in the aperture priority mode. I have researched and researched and am really getting frustrated.